undefined method 'jobs'

[wspurgin]

undefined method 'jobs'

[philostler]

Hi Brian,

If you take a look at the built in matchers section of the readme for rspec-expectations it'll give you a good idea of when to use expect as a block vs method.

Generally you'd use expect with a block when your wanting to use the raise_error, throw_symbol or yield_x matchers. You can also do something like expect{ my_method }.to change{ User.all.count }.by(1).

rspec-sidekiq operates on the worker class as it needs access to the jobs class method as defined by Sidekiq's testing class so you'll need to use expect as a method for it to work.

Hope that helps!

P.S. RSpec 2.11+ is required for the new expect syntax. The old should syntax should still work though e.g. AwesomeJob.should have_enqueued_job("Awesome", true)
P.P.S. http://myronmars.to/n/dev-blog/2012/06/rspecs-new-expectation-syntax

[BrianJou]

Hey Phil!

Thanks for the quick turnaround.
Didn't know about the version of RSpec update, that was the issue. Thanks!

[philostler]

No problem. Glad it works