NoMethodError: undefined method `assert_block' when using assert_redirected_to about minitest-spec-rails

[metaskills]

Hmmm, the minutest_tu_shim does not have that shim :/ Lemme look into this.

[metaskills]

I will be releasing 4.7.1 soon. Since it looks like you are on Ruby 1.8, you will need to heed this new section in the README. Basically add this to your Gemfile till you get off 1.8.

gem 'minitest-spec-rails-tu-shim'

[tarcieri]

Hmm, I still can't find a solution for using 'minitest-spec-rails-tu-shim' that works across Ruby versions correctly:

https://travis-ci.org/resque/resque-web/builds/5637234

The problem is I can't have Bundler selectively include gems on JRuby in 1.8 mode only.

Could you make the minitest-spec-rails-tu-shim gem installable on Ruby 1.9, but in "noop" mode?

[metaskills]

I suppose. Are you working in a cross ruby version env that needs to transition? If so, that makes sense.

[metaskills]

But... not really. The problem is, if that gem is installed and part of your bundle, you can not get to the proper standard lib/test. So no, this can not be done.

[tarcieri]

Well, more or less... this is for resque which is used by many people in a variety of different Ruby environments.

[metaskills]

But this should be "dev" dependencies right?

[tarcieri]

Doesn't matter... they're managed by Bundler, and I cannot get Bundler to pick the correct dependencies. If I tell it :platform => :ruby_18 then it doesn't get loaded on JRuby, since there are not separate :jruby_18 and :jruby_19 platforms in Bundler

[metaskills]

@tarcieri BTW, did you see how I made my soft dev dependency in the Gemfile?

https://github.com/metaskills/minitest-spec-rails/blob/master/Gemfile

This way when I build using appraisal and travis, it all just works.

[tarcieri]

This will produce varying versions of Gemfile.lock depending on what version of Ruby you bundle under, which is kind of a nonstarter for me.

The real solution would be for Bundler to separate the :jruby_18 and :jruby_19 platforms.

[metaskills]

I empathize, this is a tricky spot. But that gem can not be part of a 1.9 bundle, once it is, the damage is done.