Removed 5 empty scaffold-generated spec files that provided no value:
- spec/helpers/api/v1/users_helper_spec.rb
- spec/helpers/password_resets_helper_spec.rb
- spec/helpers/pay_helper_spec.rb
- spec/models/pay_spec.rb
- spec/views/password_resets/new.html.erb_spec.rb
These files were:
- Entirely commented out with Rails scaffold boilerplate
- Contained no actual tests
- Not referenced in wiki or documentation
- Testing empty helper modules with no functionality
This cleanup removes the last instances of commented-out `pending`
statements found by git grep "pending " and reduces test file clutter.
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Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
There's a fight here between DatabaseCleaner strategies - simpler to use
the default :transaction for model specs, but Capybara lives in a
different world where different connections are in play and
:transactions don't work. So, while introducing the more cumbersome
(though with more control) DatabaseCleaner gem and its truncation
strategy, I forgot to make sure the model specs had the fixtures present
that they depend on. This is fixed up now.
The user spec for invalid email was also failing - the regex there is
not savvy enough to handle rejecting two @ signs, so I made the invalid
value something still invalid to get it passing -- real regex validation
of email is ... impossible, so we'll roll with this and move on.
Ken Johnson