Best Vcr_ruby code snippet using VCR.exclusively_enabled
library_hooks_spec.rb
Source: library_hooks_spec.rb
...8 end9 context 'when a library hook is exclusively enabled' do10 it 'returns false for the exclusively enabled hook' do11 faraday_disabled = nil12 subject.exclusively_enabled :faraday do13 faraday_disabled = subject.disabled?(:faraday)14 end15 faraday_disabled.should eq(false)16 end17 it 'returns true for every other argument given' do18 foo_disabled = bar_disabled = nil19 subject.exclusively_enabled :faraday do20 foo_disabled = subject.disabled?(:foo)21 bar_disabled = subject.disabled?(:bar)22 end23 foo_disabled.should be_true24 bar_disabled.should be_true25 end26 end27 end28 describe '#exclusively_enabled' do29 it 'restores all hook to being enabled when the block completes' do30 subject.exclusively_enabled(:faraday) { }31 subject.disabled?(:foo).should be_false32 subject.disabled?(:faraday).should be_false33 end34 it 'restores all hooks to being enabled when the block completes, even if there is an error' do35 subject.exclusively_enabled(:faraday) { raise "boom" } rescue36 subject.disabled?(:foo).should be_false37 subject.disabled?(:faraday).should be_false38 end39 end40 end41end...
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