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First, thanks for your work on this gem! It was indispensable in a previous codebase, and I'd like to get it working with my current situation, but I'm having some trouble. RSpec produces less color output and no diff with super_diff:
Here's my normal RSpec output:
super_diff does show the full hash (no ... obscuring properties), but it doesn't print it cleanly, there is no color, and there isn't even the key shown.
I've added the default config to the rails_helper, and I've tried manually forcing it to show color output, show the key, changing the colors, etc., and I did have it working on a different project that was on the same major versions of Ruby/Rails/RSpec, so I'm kind of at a loss as to why it's not working now. Any ideas? I've even tried basic comparisons, like expect(q).to eq(2).
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First, thanks for your work on this gem! It was indispensable in a previous codebase, and I'd like to get it working with my current situation, but I'm having some trouble. RSpec produces less color output and no diff with
super_diff
:Here's my normal RSpec output:
super_diff
does show the full hash (no...
obscuring properties), but it doesn't print it cleanly, there is no color, and there isn't even the key shown.Ruby: 3.0.1
RSpec: 3.12.2
rspec-rails: 5.1.2
Rails: 6.1.7.6
I've added the default config to the
rails_helper
, and I've tried manually forcing it to show color output, show the key, changing the colors, etc., and I did have it working on a different project that was on the same major versions of Ruby/Rails/RSpec, so I'm kind of at a loss as to why it's not working now. Any ideas? I've even tried basic comparisons, likeexpect(q).to eq(2)
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: