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Ruby User Authentication with Rails Password Hashing and Sign In Using has_secure_password

Mark Thomas
Mark Thomas
8,174 Points
Posted by Mark Thomas
Mark Thomas
8,174 Points

`has_secure_password` doesn't cause all tests to fail

When I run rspec to run my tests without the has_secure_password method in the user.rb model, not all my tests fail. One does, but it's the before_save test that throws a false error, not the other errors that show in the video. Does anyone have any idea why? I do know that I am using a newer version of rspec, since I encountered a few tiny syntax differences (to_be is to be in rspec latest)

David Curtis
David Curtis
11,301 Points
David Curtis
David Curtis
11,301 Points

i would post the code from the test so we can have a look