/test — Run RSpec Tests

Run the RSpec test suite with various scopes.

Usage

• /test or /test all — full suite (~1895 specs, ~37s)
• /test quick — skip system tests (faster)
• /test system — system tests only (Capybara + Cuprite, headless Chrome)
• /test system visible — system tests with visible browser (HEADLESS=false)
• /test <path> — specific file or directory (e.g., /test spec/queries/)

Commands

Full Suite

bundle exec rspec

Quick (Skip System Tests)

bundle exec rspec --exclude-pattern "spec/system/**/*_spec.rb"

System Tests

bundle exec rspec spec/system/

Visible Browser

HEADLESS=false bundle exec rspec spec/system/

With Inspector (Chrome DevTools)

INSPECTOR=true HEADLESS=false bundle exec rspec spec/system/

Specific File

bundle exec rspec spec/queries/rails_error_dashboard/errors_list_spec.rb

After Running

• Report the result summary (examples, failures, pending)
• If failures occur, read the failure output and suggest fixes
• If all pass, report the count and time

Test Organization

spec/
├── commands/          # Command specs (writes)
├── queries/           # Query specs (reads)
├── services/          # Service specs (algorithms)
├── models/            # Model specs
├── jobs/              # Job specs
├── helpers/           # Helper specs
├── generators/        # Generator specs
├── integration/       # Cross-layer tests
├── system/            # Capybara browser tests (6 specs)
├── support/           # Shared helpers, factories, config
└── dummy/             # Test Rails app

Notes

• System tests use Cuprite (Chrome DevTools Protocol, not Selenium)
• WebMock allows CDN requests in system specs only
• Auth in system tests: URL-embedded HTTP Basic Auth via visit_dashboard helper
• Ruby 4.0.1: ostruct removed from default gems — test factory uses Struct instead