rspec2 - why controller.should_receive(:before_filter_name) fails in rspec? -


we uses controller.should_receive(:before_filter_name) in rspec pass before filter in our rails 3.2 rspec. before filter, rspec returns error.

here def of before filter check_availability:

def check_availability       if find_config_const('sales_lead', 'customerx').nil? or find_config_const('sales_lead', 'customerx') == 'false'         redirect_to authentify.signin_path, :notice => "quit!"       end end 

in controller, before filter:

before_filter :require_employee before_filter :load_customer before_filter :check_availability 

to by-pass check_availability, put following code in rspec controller:

before(:each)       controller.should_receive(:require_signin)        controller.should_receive(:check_availability)           end 

filter require_signin has no problem. 2nd filter, there error:

 2) customerx::salesleadscontroller 'new' should redirect user without proper right      ←[31mfailure/error:←[0m ←[31mcontroller.should_receive(:check_availability)←[0m        ←[31m(#<customerx::salesleadscontroller:0x6fb3478>).check_availability(any args)←[0m        ←[31m    expected: 1 time←[0m        ←[31m    received: 0 times←[0m ←[36m     # ./spec/controllers/customerx/sales_leads_controller_spec.rb:7:in `block (2 levels) in <module:customerx>'←[0m 

we don't quite understand how should_receive works here. have seen few cases , find out causes rspec fail. help.


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