Yesterday I posted about CruiseControl for Rails projects. It was working fine with all my rails projects using traditional test cases, But today I faced a problem with a project using RSpec. Actually, By default CruiseControl follows the following step to build:
- rake db:test:purge
- rake db:migrate
- rake test
This default was not working with my last project As I was using RSpec for my project. I found that we can overwrite default way of building by creating a rake task named cruise in our project. Means by building CruiseControl will run your custom rake task only, so you have to take care of all other things i.e. migrate etc.
Hence I created following rake task in RAILS_ROOT/lib/tasks/custom_cc.rake
desc 'Custom curise task for RSpec' task :cruise do ENV['RAILS_ENV'] = 'test' if File.exists?(Dir.pwd + "/config/database.yml") if Dir[Dir.pwd + "/db/migrate/*.rb"].empty? raise "No migration scripts found in db/migrate/ but database.yml exists, " + "CruiseControl won't be able to build the latest test database. Build aborted." end # perform standard Rails database cleanup/preparation tasks if they are defined in project # this is necessary because there is no up-to-date development database on a continuous integration box if Rake.application.lookup('db:test:purge') CruiseControl::invoke_rake_task 'db:test:purge' end if Rake.application.lookup('db:migrate') CruiseControl::reconnect CruiseControl::invoke_rake_task 'db:migrate' end end CruiseControl::invoke_rake_task 'spec:all' end
and it worked for my rails project using RSpec.
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