As a Rails developper, I got used to work with Rubocop on my CI, and one of the basic feature I like is the detection of forgotten debugger entries, like byebug.
There is another string that can easily be forgotten: :focus or focus: :true in Capybara feature specs. It just happened in my team, and we are looking for a way to prevent it.
I have seen rubocop-rspec, but apparently that case is not covered.
What is the most efficient option?
Rubocop already checks for focus: true and :focus. Make sure your team didn't disable the cop.
# bad
describe MyClass, focus: true do
end
# bad
describe MyClass, :focus do
end
# good
fdescribe MyClass do
end
# good
describe MyClass do
end
It's a good idea to configure RSpec to ignore :focus when on CI too - so all your tests get run even if a lingering :focus is left behind. For instance that can be done on Travis with
RSpec.configure do |config|
config.filter_run_including focus: true unless ENV['TRAVIS']
config.run_all_when_everything_filtered = true
end