I have a Mailer
that looks something like this:
class EventMailer < BaseMailer
def event_added(user_id, event_id)
# do stuff and email user about the event
end
end
I'm calling this EventMailer
like this from inside the Event
class:
class Event < Task
def notify_by_email(user)
EmailLog.send_once(user.id, id) do
EventMailer.delay(queue: 'mailer').event_added(user.id, id)
end
end
end
where EmailLog
is a class that logs sent emails. .delay
is added by Sidekiq.
But when I try to test that #notify_by_email
is called only once per event and user, my spec fails:
1) Event#notify_by_email only sends once per user
Failure/Error: expect(EventMailer).to receive(:event_added).once
(<EventMailer (class)>).event_added(any args)
expected: 1 time with any arguments
received: 0 times with any arguments
The spec looks like:
let(:owner) { User.make! }
let(:product) { Product.make! }
let(:event) { Task.make!(user: owner, product: product) }
describe '#notify_by_email' do
before do
EventMailer.stub(:delay).and_return(EventMailer)
end
it 'only sends once per user' do
event.notify_by_email(owner)
event.notify_by_email(owner)
expect(EventMailer).to receive(:event_added).once
end
end
Any insights into why this spec is failing and how I can fix it? Strangely, if I put a puts
statement inside the block that's passed to EmailLog.send_once
, it prints only once, the spec still reports that EventMailer.event_added
wasn't called.