Best Rr_ruby code snippet using RR.Integrations.test_case_class
minitest_4.rb
Source: minitest_4.rb
...13 mt_version < 514 rescue NameError15 false16 end17 def test_case_class18 ::MiniTest::Unit::TestCase19 end20 def assertion_error_class21 ::MiniTest::Assertion22 end23 def version_constant24 ::MiniTest::Unit::VERSION25 end26 def mt_version27 version_constant.split('.')[0].to_i28 end29 def hook30 assertion_error_class = self.assertion_error_class31 test_case_class.class_eval do32 include RR::Adapters::RRMethods33 include Mixin34 unless instance_methods.any? { |method_name| method_name.to_sym == :setup_with_rr }35 alias_method :setup_without_rr, :setup36 define_method(:setup_with_rr) do37 setup_without_rr38 RR.reset39 RR.trim_backtrace = true40 RR.overridden_error_class = assertion_error_class41 end42 alias_method :setup, :setup_with_rr43 alias_method :teardown_without_rr, :teardown44 define_method(:teardown_with_rr) do45 begin...
test_case_class
Using AI Code Generation
1 mock = mock('test mock')2 mock = RR::TestDouble.new('test mock')3 mock = mock('test mock')
test_case_class
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1 stub(Foo).foo2 stub(Bar).bar3 stub(Foo).foo4 stub(Bar).bar5 stub(Foo).foo6 stub(Bar).bar
test_case_class
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1 stub.proxy(self).test_something2 stub.proxy(self).test_something3 stub.proxy(self).test_something4 stub.proxy(self).test_something5 stub.proxy(self).test_something6 stub.proxy(self).test_something
test_case_class
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1 mock(Object).test_case_class { assert_equal(self.class, TC1) }2 mock(Object).test_case_class { assert_equal(self.class, TC2) }3 mock(Object).test_case_class { assert_equal(self.class, TC3) }4Test::Unit::AutoRunner.run(true, File.dirname(__FILE__))
test_case_class
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1 stub.proxy(self).test_something2 stub.proxy(self).test_something3 stub.proxy(self).test_something4 stub.proxy(self).test_something5 stub.proxy(self).test_something
test_case_class
Using AI Code Generation
1 stub.proxy(self).test_something2 stub.proxy(self).test_something3 stub.proxy(self).test_something4 stub.proxy(self).test_something5 stub.proxy(self).test_something6 stub.proxy(self).test_something
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