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require File.expand_path(File.dirname(__FILE__) + '/../test_helper') # # This excercises the full set of migrations for your Rails app. # It proves: # - After full migration, the database is in the expected state, including: # - All table structure # - Default data (if any) # - Full downward (version 0) migration functions correctly. # # YOU NEED TO: # - Update "see_full_schema" # - Update "see_data" # class FullMigrationTest < ActionController::IntegrationTest # # Transactional fixtures can, on occasion, cause migration tests to hang. # Applying this setting here will turn transactional fixtures off for THIS # SUITE ONLY # # self.use_transactional_fixtures = false def conn ActiveRecord::Base.connection end def see_empty_schema assert_schema do |s| # is nothing end end # # Structure and Content assertions # # Fully assert db structure after full migration def see_full_schema # TODO: add assertions here to verify your schema was built flunk "implement me" # # Something like this can be used to see the entire schema # is as expeted. # # assert_schema do |s| # s.table :cat_tails do |t| # t.column :id, :integer # t.column :name, :string # end # # s.table :dogs do |t| # t.column :id, :integer # t.column :name, :string # end # end # # Alternatively individual tables can be checked. # # assert_table :cats_tails do |s| # t.column :id, :integer # t.column :name, :string # end end # Make sure data you expect your migrations to load are in there: def see_default_data # TODO: add assertions here to verify any default data was loaded end # # TESTS # def test_full_migration drop_all_tables see_empty_schema migrate see_full_schema see_default_data end end
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