This extracts logic for running factories based on name and either
strategy class, symbol representing a strategy, or nil (defaulting to
the create strategy)
DeclarationList knows how to generate an attribute
list, which never really made sense outside of being generated from
declarations. Now, the declaration list builds a list of attributes
which is combined in Factory#attributes with attributes from traits and
its parents.
Both Factory and Trait have similar methods and interact with a
DefinitionProxy. The idea here is to move the interface DefinitionProxy
expects to a separate class and both Factory and Trait can delegate to
an instance of Definition.
This introduces a couple of things: firstly, there's now a MockFactory
that allows for introspection instead of spying all over the place. This
should make tests a lot less brittle. Secondly, a couple of handy
matchers have been made available to perform assertions against the
mock.
calling ignore on individual declarations.
Old syntax:
factory :user do
rockstar(true).ignore
four { 2 + 2 }.ignore
name { "John Doe#{" - Rockstar" if rockstar}" }
end
New syntax:
factory :user do
ignore do
rockstar true
four { 2 + 2 }
end
name { "John Doe#{" - Rockstar" if rockstar}" }
end
