Hi everyon,
Thank you for your any help!
I did the controller test, but there is a problem where run the test.
On controller.rb:
def change_password
user = current_user
if User.authenticate(user.login, params[:old_password])
if (params[:password] == params[:password_confirmation])
user.password_confirmation = params[:password_confirmation]
user.password = params[:password]
if user.save
result = _(“Password changed!”)
reset_current_user(user.id)
else
(“Could not save change, please try again.”)
end
else
result = _(“Your passwords do not match.”) @old_password = params[:old_password]
end
else
result = _(“Your old password is incorrect.”)
end
end
the controller_test.rb:
def test_should_allow_password_change
post :change_password, { :old_password => ‘123’, :password =>
‘newpassword’, :password_confirmation => ‘newpassword’},
{:user_id=>users(:user1).id}
assert_equal ‘newpassword’, assigns(:user).password
end
when I run this test, There always said,
NoMetodError: You have a ni object when you didn’t expect it:
the error occurred while evaluating nil.password.
why did happen that? I looked around but I can’t find the way to solve
it.
Please help1
Thanks!
This problem is nobody kenow how to solved?
I have try to use:
assert_equal ‘newpassword’, assigns(‘user’).password
assert_equal ‘newpassword’, assigns[:user].password
assert_equal ‘newpassword’, assigns[‘user’].password
but there is same thing. I don’t know why?
please help!
when I run this test, There always said,
NoMetodError: You have a ni object when you didn’t expect it:
the error occurred while evaluating nil.password.
why did happen that? I looked around but I can’t find the way to solve
it.
Assigns only works for instance variables. You will have to use:
@user = current_user
if you want access to the variable in the test. Though I believe you
shouldn’t poke around in the internals of your controller action from
the test, rather test the updated user from the database, like: