One of the small joys of computer programming is reading some code and thinking aha, that's nice. I recently encountered this feeling of aha while reading the docs for the playwright-ruby-client 's set up code for Capybara which described a mismatch between the Playwright and RSpec interface:
One of the small joys of computer programming is reading some code and thinking aha, that's nice.
I recently encountered this feeling of aha while reading the docs for the playwright-ruby-client 's set up code for Capybara which described a mismatch between the Playwright and RSpec interface:
The challenge is that Playwright.create and playwright.chromium.launch are block-scoped APIs — the browser shuts down when the block exits.
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One of the small joys of computer programming is reading some code and thinking aha, that's nice. I recently encountered this feeling of aha while reading the docs for the playwright-ruby-client 's set up code for Capybara which described a mismatch between the Playwright and RSpec interface: The challenge is that Playwright.create and playwright.chromium.launch are block-scoped APIs — the browser shuts down when the block exits.
RSpec has before(:suite) and after(:suite) but no around(:suite). resumes the fiber until it yields the browser back, and stop! resumes it again so both blocks exit cleanly.
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