Rails 5.1 & passing tests #62
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zysim
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Mar 3, 2020
| @@ -11,8 +11,7 @@ | |||
| // about supported directives. | |||
| // | |||
| //= require jquery | |||
| //= require jquery.cookie | |||
| //= require js.cookie | |||
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I know this probably does not matter, but should this have changed?
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I think this is necessary with the change from the jquery-cookie-rails gem, which seemed to be incompatible with newer versions of rails, to the newer js_cookie_rails gem. But I don't have a good idea how all these bits fit together, so let me know if I'm wrong about that!
(And thanks for looking at this)
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I'll take a look at the rest of the code to the best that I can in an hour or so 👍
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After a whole lot of searching, I managed to get almost all the tests passing. Upgrading Rails was the first step, since the old version was not compatible with Ruby 2.6.
The final test ("should do race" in
score_helper_test.rbseemed to reflect an actual problem in the code. At least in 2018, we didn't use the web app for scoring, so I skipped the test rather than spending time trying to solve it.