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03:15:54brixentarcieri: yeah, that's rather unavoidable
03:16:18brixentarcieri: while mspec has pretty light requirements, we can still hit issues
03:16:45brixenevan had an even more simple harness called 'laces' for some basic core tests
03:27:57tarcierimine's pretty simple but still breaks if List is broken, heh
03:33:43brixenyeah, pretty hard to aviod such things
03:33:53brixenbut, usually it's pretty obvious what happened too
03:46:34mahargat a low enough level, any piece of code is a spec
03:55:16brixenthat's true in the sense that if your code for your harness fails to work, you have broken something
03:55:36brixenbut that's rather meaningless in that it's hard to discern what has happened
03:56:16brixenit's fair to say that any piece of code is an implicit spec
03:56:35brixenwhat you can infer from that implicit spec is the issue
03:58:23brixenkronos_vano: you are Ivan Samsonov, yes?
03:58:45kronos_vanobrixen, yep
03:58:59brixenok, look at eb47a100
03:59:39brixenthat should simply be 'Class.should have_private_instance_method(:define_method)'
04:00:53brixener Module rather
04:00:59brixenI'm fixing it in rubyspec now
04:01:22brixenkronos_vano: but in the future, look at how similar functionality is tested or ask questions if you're not sure
04:01:50kronos_vanook. Sorry. Is there any docs for mspec macroses?
04:02:08brixenthere's a whole directory, mspec/lib/mspec/matchers
04:02:17brixenit is your responsibility to know them
04:02:34brixenyou can grep the rubyspecs for usage, add docs, or ask me :)
04:04:45kronos_vano:)
19:48:28kronos_vanobrixen, around?