Ruby-on-rails – RSPEC can output a value that makes test failure?

October 6, 2021By Simo Ruby

I have this statement:

@obj[:attribute].eql?("TestValue").should be_true

If not just tell me the test failed, it will tell me it failed, because @obj[:attribute] is zero or 1234 or what it is, it will be good. Is there any Way to do this?

what to do when

@obj.attribute.should eql(5)

and it will throw an error, you usually see

expected 5
 got 10

Are there any specific reasons why you are doing eql?

I have this statement:

@obj[:attribute].eql?("TestValue ").should be_true

If instead of just telling me that the test failed, it will tell me that it failed, because @obj[:attribute] is zero or 1234 or what it is, it would be good . Is there a way to do this?

When doing something

@obj.attribute.should eql(5)< /pre> And it will throw an error, you usually see
 
 expected 5
 got 10
Is there The specific reason why you are doing eql?

Failure, Output, rails, RSPEC, ruby, test, value, Yes

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