10:43 <ashley_moran> hi is anyone here using RSpec (1.3.0) on Ruby 1.9.1?

10:45 <ashley_moran> and/or using Bundler on the project?

10:45 <ashley_moran> i'm not being too specific, there must be hundreds of you :)

11:05 <path[l]> hi does anyone know if mocha allows me to use a statemachine to constrain a stub?

11:10 <hgimenez> "undefined method `mock' for #<Rspec::Core::ExampleGroup::NestedLevel_1:0x00000102187e80>" (Rspec 2.0.0.a4) - do I need how/where do I require rspec/mocks

11:10 <hgimenez> ?

11:17 <technicalpickles> hgimenez: I'm pretty sure it's a separate gem now, the mock stuff

11:17 <technicalpickles> if I were to guess, it'd be in require 'rspec/mocks' in spec_helper.rb

11:18 <hgimenez> technicalpickles: indeed it is http://gemcutter.org/gems/rspec-mocks. Trying to hook it up though

11:18 <hgimenez> tried that, no go

11:19 <technicalpickles> no go in what sense

11:19 <technicalpickles> it didn't define mock, or it failed some other way

11:19 <hgimenez> still undefinied method 'mock'

11:20 <technicalpickles> maybe look in the source to see where 'mock' comes from? :)

11:20 <hgimenez> ack

11:23 <hgimenez> should be able to figure this out. I got it working on one app that was ported to rails 3, but not on a plugin that is tested with rspec...

15:01 <foca> where's rspec 2 development happening?

15:01 <foca> oh, duh, github.com/rspec

15:01 <foca> I kept checking dchelimsky :)

23:23 <path[l]> hi, Im having some trouble with the "should raise_error" thing

23:23 <path[l]> my tests are failing because of the error

23:23 <path[l]> I expected the should raise_error to catch it

23:23 <path[l]> http://moonpatio.org/fastcgi/hpaste.fcgi/view?id=6650#a6650

23:39 <path[l]> oh it needs a lambda :/, lame.

23:39 <path[l]> but yeah I see why

23:40 <path[l]> otherwise you'd have to parse the test and replace pieces of code with lambda