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In a large set of tests written for RSpec there are some tests who are expected to fail (at least, for a couple more months). These known failures makes it difficult to sort through the results reported by RSpec for regressions (new failures since the last run). Is there a easy system that works with RSpec results to keep track of old testrun results and only report on new failures? |
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Although I'm not familiar with RSpec, I've been in the same boat before. In the end, if it's expected to fail, and it fails, should it not pass? Additionally, is there any way to ingore them other than just putting them into a new suite? (one of my favourite things about NUnit). |
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Why run tests you know are going to fail? I would recommend breaking them into their own test suite(s) and removing/commenting them from being run. Seeing as how they're expected to fail, I think it's safe to assume they are logically connected somehow and potentially deserving of their own suite regardless of their passing or not. |
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