Best practice for writting test for my gem

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Hi,

I made a gem called 'bump'. Here is the source code:

I want to start writting test but I don't know where to start, I never
wrote tests before.

Basically my gem looks for a gemfile and upgrade the version of the gem.

Where and how do I start?

Greg

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You can try following Ruby Koans:

http://rubykoans.com/

It introduces the Red, Green, Refactor process endorsed by TDD.

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Well, first you should understand that while it's not uncommon to have to
write tests for legacy code with TDD/BDD you normally write your tests first
then you write your code to make the tests pass.

I wrote up a few links to Cucumber and RSpec resources, and TDD/BDD in
general, you can find here:

http://mikbe.tk/2011/03/05/learning-cucumber-rspec/

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On Tue, Jul 19, 2011 at 7:09 AM, Gregory Ma <g.marcilhacy@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi,

I made a gem called 'bump'. Here is the source code:
GitHub - gregorym/bump: Bump is a gem that will simplify the way you build gems.

I want to start writting test but I don't know where to start, I never
wrote tests before.

Basically my gem looks for a gemfile and upgrade the version of the gem.

Where and how do I start?

Greg

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