NoMethodError: undefined method `jobs' for CustomJob:Class

[wspurgin]

NoMethodError: undefined method `jobs' for CustomJob:Class

[casperbrike]

If your job class is inherited from ActiveJob::Base:

# in rails_helper.rb
RSpec.configure do |config|
  config.include ActiveJob::TestHelper
  # etc
end

# in your spec

expect {
  # blablabla
}.to enqueue_job(MyAwesomeJob)

If your job class includes Sidekiq::Worker:

# in your spec
expect {
  # blablabla
}.to change(MyAwesomeJob.jobs, :size).by(1)

Useful links:
Sidekiq testing
ActiveJob testing

[hogaur]

For anyone who stumbles upon same issue -
try including gem 'rspec-sidekiq' in your Gemfile.

[mach-kernel]

I have the same issue. sidekiq 5.0.5 and rspec-sidekiq 3.0.3

[dugjason]

Looking at the other available assertions, these don't seem to work either:

Using expect(CustomJob).to have(1).jobs throws:

Failure/Error: expect(CustomJob).to have(1).jobs
     NoMethodError:
       undefined method `have' for #<RSpec::ExampleGroups::CustomGateway:0x007fc82b9d0328>

And using expect(CustomJob.jobs.size).to eq(1) throws:

Failure/Error: expect(CustomJob.jobs.size).to eq(1)
     NoMethodError:
       undefined method `jobs' for CustomJob:Class

[bryanhickerson]

I'm trying to figure out the same problem. It looks like jobs is defined in Sidekiq::Worker, so I guess the expectation needs one of those objects instead of an ActiveJob object.

[bryanhickerson]

That was the case. If you look at the spec for have_enqueued_job, you can see an example of checking that an ActiveJob was enqueued by the Sidekiq worker.

[chrishough]

I am having the same issue...

[chrishough]

Closed without comment..... 😿

What was the fix @dugjason?