Rename utility methods #reset and #verify to reset_rr and verify_rr to avoid clashes with other methods in Cucumber's World namespace#77
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…avoid clashes with other methods in the cucumber World namespace, e.g. Gherkin::Formatter::AnsiEscapes#reset
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Hey there. This seems like a plausible issue, however, using RR (or any mocking library, for that matter) with Cucumber is not really recommended. I realize this is late but is there (or was there) a specific reason you were doing this? Also, is this still an issue? |
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e.g. Gherkin::Formatter::AnsiEscapes#reset
Specifically I ran into an exception from this line in cucumber's lib/cucumber/rb_support/rb_world.rb:
Specs pass. Seems to me that these 2 methods would be better off properly namespaces, and the Gherkin AnsiEscapes methods should do the same. Thoughts?