spec/rest/consumers_spec.rb in finapps-2.2.21 vs spec/rest/consumers_spec.rb in finapps-2.2.22

@@ -14,11 +14,11 @@
       let(:show) { subject.show(:valid_public_id) }
       let(:results) { show[0] }
       let(:error_messages) { show[1] }
 
       it { expect { show }.not_to raise_error }
-      it('results is a Hashie::Rash') { expect(results).to be_a(Hashie::Rash) }
+      it('results is a Hashie::Rash') { expect(results).to be_a(Hashie::Mash::Rash) }
       it('performs a get and returns the response') { expect(results).to respond_to(:public_id) }
       it('error_messages array is empty') { expect(error_messages).to eq([]) }
     end
 
     context 'for invalid token' do
@@ -66,10 +66,10 @@
         let(:update) { subject.update(:valid_public_id, password: 'Aa123456!', password_confirm: 'Aa123456!') }
         let(:results) { update[0] }
         let(:error_messages) { update[1] }
 
         it { expect { update }.not_to raise_error }
-        it('results is a Hashie::Rash') { expect(results).to be_a(Hashie::Rash) }
+        it('results is a Hashie::Rash') { expect(results).to be_a(Hashie::Mash::Rash) }
         it('the public_id is on the results') { expect(results).to respond_to(:public_id) }
         it('the new token is on the results') { expect(results).to respond_to(:token) }
         it('error_messages array is empty') { expect(error_messages).to eq([]) }
       end