Back on Task
What remains of our definition of done? is the distinction between complete and incomplete tasks. Letâs start with that, with a test for Task:
| basics_rspec/03/gatherer/spec/models/task_spec.rb | |
| â | require â'rails_helper'â |
| â | |
| â | RSpec.describe Task âdoâ |
| â | it â"can distinguish a completed task"â âdoâ |
| â | task = Task.new |
| â | expect(task).not_to be_complete |
| â | task.mark_completed |
| â | expect(task).to be_complete |
| â | âendâ |
| â | âendâ |
This test makes two assertions, which I normally try to avoid, but the two assertions in this test are pretty intimately relatedâit would be awkward to separate them. We create a new Task (expecting that it is not complete at this point), then we complete the task and ...
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