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require "spec_helper" describe "Sauce::Config" do describe "#browser" do after :all do ENV["TEST_ENV_NUMBER"] = nil end context "when @opts[:browser] is not nil" do it "returns @opts[:browser]" do Sauce.clear_config Sauce.config do |c| c[:browser] = "Opera" end Sauce::Config.new.browser.should eq "Opera" end it "defaults version to blank for Chrome" do Sauce.clear_config Sauce.config do |c| c[:browser] = "Chrome" c[:os] = "Windows" end Sauce::Config.new.browser_version.should eq nil end end context "when @opts[:browser] is nil" do context "and this is not parallel test" do it "defaults to the first row of :browsers" do Sauce.clear_config ENV["TEST_ENV_NUMBER"] = nil Sauce.config do |c| c[:browsers] = [["Windows", "Opera", 10]] end Sauce::Config.new.browser.should eq "Opera" end end context "and this is *not* a parallel test" do it "should return the value set for :browser" do ENV["TEST_ENV_NUMBER"] = "2" Sauce.clear_config expect { Sauce::Config.new.browser.should_raise }.to raise_exception(StandardError, no_browser_message) end end end end end def no_browser_message <<-MESSAGE No browser has been configured. It seems you're trying to run your tests in parallel, but haven't configured your specs/tests to use the Sauce integration. To fix this, add :sauce => true to your specs or make your tests subclasses of Sauce::TestCase or Sauce::RailsTestCase. For more details check the gem readme at https://github.com/DylanLacey/sauce_ruby/blob/master/README.markdown MESSAGE end
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