Joined August 2013
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lambdas in ruby case (switch)
over 1 year
ago
So the point is you don't need lambda.call
because the ===
operator (which is what gets called by the case
statement under the hood) invokes that on the lambda by default?
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Database cleaner, RSpec and Capybara configuration.
over 1 year
ago
Since this line is assignment and not equality comparison, won't it always return :truncation
?
DatabaseCleaner.strategy = example.metadata[:js] ? :truncation : :transaction
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