Use with Rspec by including in your example groups, just like any other Rspec helpers:
RSpec.configure do |c| c.include Rspec::PendingFor end
How to pend specs that break due to bugs in Ruby interpreters or versions
it("blah is blah") do pending_for(engine: "ruby", versions: "2.1.5") expect("blah").to eq "blah" end
# File lib/rspec/pending_for.rb, line 25 def pending_for(options = {}) # Not using named parameters because still supporting Ruby 1.9 modify_example_with(:pending, options) end
How to pend specs that break due to bugs in Ruby interpreters or versions
it("blah is blah") do skip_for(engine: "jruby", versions: "2.2.2") expect("blah").to eq "blah" end
# File lib/rspec/pending_for.rb, line 36 def skip_for(options = {}) # Not using named parameters because still supporting Ruby 1.9 modify_example_with(:skip, options) end
# File lib/rspec/pending_for.rb, line 42 def modify_example_with(message, options) fail(EngineOrVersionsRequired, :pending_for) unless options[:engine] || options[:versions] build = Build.new(options) self.send(message, build.message) if build.current_matches_specified? end