[LRUG] Writing readable feature tests with RSpec

[Scott Matthewman]

On 31 July 2014 11:11, Tom Stuart <tom at codon.com> wrote:

> At the risk of going off on a tangent: why do you care about that?


I certainly get where you're coming from, and yes, it's partly a bit of my
coding OCD coming through. But we have a couple of places where such
derived Boolean flags are included in a couple of API outputs, and I'm much
happier if I know that the JSON serialiser is getting a precise Boolean,
rather than risk passing something which Ruby thinks of as truthy, but
which may evaluate slightly differently within the serialiser.


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