Assert_routing vs file extensions

Rails
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Railsers:

Our versions are Rails 1.2.3 on ruby 1.8.6 (2007-09-23 patchlevel 110).

routes.rb contains this:

map.connect ‘/song/:filename*extension’, :controller => ‘frogs’,
:action => ‘index’

and our test contains this:

frog_id = frog(:african_bull).id
assert_routing “/song/#{frog_id}.mp3”, :controller => ‘frogs’,
:action => ‘index’,
:filename => “#{frog_id}”,
:extension => [‘mp3’]

That looks perfectly correct, right? Here’s the error message:

The recognized options <{“extension”=>[".mp3"],
“action”=>“index”,
“controller”=>“frogs”,
“filename”=>“1”}> did not match <{“extension”=>[“mp3”],
“action”=>“index”,
“controller”=>“frogs”,
“filename”=>“1”}>, difference: <{“extension”=>[“mp3”]}>

Ooookay. It says the “difference” is the part that’s exactly the same -
“extension”=>[“mp3”]!

How to fix?

–
Phlip

2

Hi –

On Thu, 13 Mar 2008, Phlip wrote:

and our test contains this:
“action”=>“index”,
“controller”=>“frogs”,
“filename”=>“1”}> did not match <{“extension”=>[“mp3”],
“action”=>“index”,
“controller”=>“frogs”,
“filename”=>“1”}>, difference: <{“extension”=>[“mp3”]}>

Ooookay. It says the “difference” is the part that’s exactly the same -
“extension”=>[“mp3”]!

Yeah, I’ve always loved that one :slight_smile:

How to fix?

*extension is mopping up the dot, because filename matches everything
up to but not including a dot, and *extension gets everything else
(and it all gets put into one string, because the dot doesn’t separate
elements inside the glob).

So you need either :filename.*extension in the route string, or
[‘.mp3’] in the test.

David

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