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require 'rails_helper'
RSpec.describe 'dummy_task' do
include_context(
'rake',
task_name: 'dummy_task',
task_path: Spree::Core::Engine.root.join('spec/lib/tasks/dummy_task.rake'),
)
it 'calls the dummy task exactly once' do
expect(DummyTaskRunner).to receive(:run).once
task.invoke
end
# This tests:
# 1) that tasks get reenabled between examples
# 2) that tasks aren't loaded in the wrong way, causing them to execute
# an extra time for every example that's defined.
# We need at least two specs to trigger the error conditions and spec order is
# random so we just create the same spec twice. We could probably combine this
# with the generic spec above but this seems clearer.
2.times do |i|
it "still calls the dummy task exactly once when more than one example is defined - #{i}" do
expect(DummyTaskRunner).to receive(:run).once
task.invoke
end
end
end
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