Questions tagged [specs]

The specs is a software's design and the features specification, you can through it to know the software's specifications. General, the open source code will have specs.

If you want to become a contributor for open source lib, through specs you can know how to design the lib, you can write standard code for it.

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Flash banner advertising specs

Primarily at my work I do flash banners. Often I'll use MediaMind or DoubleClick, however there's obviously times when I need to develop the ads to meet the requirements of certain publishers like NineMSN and Yahoo! Each of these have different…
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What is the intended use of SUS and sub-examples in Specs for Scala?

Specs provides two different means of hierarchically structuring your specifications. One is by defining a "system under specification" and the other is by making sub-examples (one example is one specification/test statement). Can someone please…
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how to write file specs for teamcity-artifactory plugin to upload multiple zip files generated as artifacts in build

unable to upload zip file created as artifacts in teamcity build using file specs to artifactory tried all types of patterns and file specs unable to upload, it not finding the artifact { "files": [{ "pattern": "**/Batches.zip", "target":…
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Checking if a value is assigned to a boolean variable in specs

In specs bdd framework(http://code.google.com/p/specs), i can check if a value is assigned to a string or not using : SomeClass.strVal == null mustBe false Now, suppose the class has a boolean value boolVal. How to check if a value true or false…
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Bamboo Artifactory Generic Deploy configuration - how to use bamboo variables in artifactory spec files

I'm using Bamboo 6.3.2 and Artifactory Plugin 2.4.1. I want to upload artifacts to Artifactory using "specs" How can I include Bamboo variables? Right now the variables are ignored. ` { "files": [ { "pattern":…
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single stylesheet or numerous

I don't know much about speeds and all of that, so I'm not sure if a huge stylesheet would show significant changes in the loading of the page or not. To keep it simple, I want to use a stylesheet that covers all areas of the website using IDs, like…
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RSpec Routing Error w/ Nested Resources

I have a spec that I feel should be passing without issue, but I believe that since it is a nested resource, it may be throwing off my request. I am using Rails 4.2 with Ruby 2.3.3. What's going on? I know this is a valid route, because when it…
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How do I see the statistics for rcov from the command line?

I'm running the built-in rake task to generate rcov reports: rake spec:rcov This generate files in my coverage directory, but I would like to see some aggregate stats output to the command console. Something like the total coverage and number of…
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How to find the specifications of the very first java virtual machine?

I tried to find the specs document for the very first Java virtual machine created at Sun Microsystems, but I can find up to Java 6. Any ideas?
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What is "§6.1.5 the Symbol type" in ECMAScript specs?

I was reading the specs and couldn't understand: The Symbol type is the set of all non-String values that may be used as the key of an Object property (6.1.7). Each possible Symbol value is unique and immutable. Each Symbol value immutably holds an…
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Spec file output in Logger File

I have written scala test file using spec, the spec file's output comes console but not in logger file. Though my logback.xml configuration is same for both?
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How does a good "spec" differ from an unclear "pray?"

I am sure everybody knows the 5Ws, a formula for getting the "full" story on something which is used in journalism. Is there a formula like this -I mean, like that questions should be answered for example- so that a "spec" can be considered as…
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How to test that a view helper renders a partial?

Say I want to render different partials depending on an instance variable from the controller. I put the logic in a helper method, that looks something like: def display_my_partial(foo) foo == bar ? render(partial_x) : render(partial_y) end and…
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Create custom rspec variable like response for controller specs

I want to create a custom variable similar to response object that should only be available in controller specs. I noticed that rspec supports filters which are before/after hooks which means I can create instance variables with them to be used…
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How to play with Specs matchers in Scala REPL?

While debugging or exploring spec features it would be more advantageous to type them in REPL (Scala interpreter) rather then in file with spec and run it with something like maven. What is the optimal way to create in REPL the same "environment" as…
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