The tiniest way to add nested contexts to your tests
nest-unit is the smallest possible way to get nested context support for Test::Unit, clocking in at 70 lines of code. I think.
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Cool, but what’s the motivation for this beyond, say, context? The syntax seems identical.
There’s actually an even smaller one from Chris Wanstrath on gist somewhere. It was like 20-25 lines.
1 line and includes mocking… http://gist.github.com/51272
But yeah, it’s not very useful ;) So I second Peter’s question.
Context is really cool, but it had features I didn’t need (shared behaviors, some Rails-y stuff, etc). I just wanted to see what it would take to get only nested contexts. Here’s Chris’ approach: gist.github.com/25455.
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