Minitest

Minitest/AssertEmpty

Enabled by default Safe Supports autocorrection Version Added Version Changed

Enabled

Yes

Yes

0.2

-

Enforces the test to use assert_empty instead of using assert(object.empty?).

Examples

# bad
assert(object.empty?)
assert(object.empty?, 'message')

# good
assert_empty(object)
assert_empty(object, 'message')

Minitest/AssertEmptyLiteral

Enabled by default Safe Supports autocorrection Version Added Version Changed

Enabled

Yes

Yes

0.5

0.11

Enforces the test to use assert_empty instead of using assert_equal([], object) or assert_equal({}, object).

Examples

# bad
assert_equal([], object)
assert_equal({}, object)

# good
assert_empty(object)

Minitest/AssertEqual

Enabled by default Safe Supports autocorrection Version Added Version Changed

Enabled

Yes

Yes

0.4

-

Enforces the use of assert_equal(expected, actual) over assert(expected == actual).

Examples

# bad
assert("rubocop-minitest" == actual)

# good
assert_equal("rubocop-minitest", actual)

Minitest/AssertInDelta

Enabled by default Safe Supports autocorrection Version Added Version Changed

Pending

Yes

Yes

0.10

-

Enforces the test to use assert_in_delta instead of using assert_equal to compare floats.

Examples

# bad
assert_equal(0.2, actual)
assert_equal(0.2, actual, 'message')

# good
assert_in_delta(0.2, actual)
assert_in_delta(0.2, actual, 0.001, 'message')

Minitest/AssertIncludes

Enabled by default Safe Supports autocorrection Version Added Version Changed

Enabled

Yes

Yes

0.2

-

Enforces the test to use assert_includes instead of using assert(collection.include?(object)).

Examples

# bad
assert(collection.include?(object))
assert(collection.include?(object), 'message')

# good
assert_includes(collection, object)
assert_includes(collection, object, 'message')

Minitest/AssertInstanceOf

Enabled by default Safe Supports autocorrection Version Added Version Changed

Enabled

Yes

Yes

0.4

-

Enforces the test to use assert_instance_of(Class, object) over assert(object.instance_of?(Class)).

Examples

# bad
assert(object.instance_of?(Class))
assert(object.instance_of?(Class), 'message')

# bad
assert_equal(Class, object.class)
assert_equal(Class, object.class, 'message')

# good
assert_instance_of(Class, object)
assert_instance_of(Class, object, 'message')

Minitest/AssertKindOf

Enabled by default Safe Supports autocorrection Version Added Version Changed

Pending

Yes

Yes

0.10

-

Enforces the test to use assert_kind_of(Class, object) over assert(object.kind_of?(Class)).

Examples

# bad
assert(object.kind_of?(Class))
assert(object.kind_of?(Class), 'message')

# good
assert_kind_of(Class, object)
assert_kind_of(Class, object, 'message')

Minitest/AssertMatch

Enabled by default Safe Supports autocorrection Version Added Version Changed

Enabled

Yes

Yes

0.6

-

Enforces the test to use assert_match instead of using assert(matcher.match(string)).

Examples

# bad
assert(matcher.match(string))
assert(matcher.match?(string))
assert(matcher =~ string)
assert(matcher.match(string), 'message')

# good
assert_match(regex, string)
assert_match(matcher, string, 'message')

Minitest/AssertNil

Enabled by default Safe Supports autocorrection Version Added Version Changed

Enabled

Yes

Yes

0.1

-

Enforces the test to use assert_nil instead of using assert_equal(nil, something), assert(something.nil?), or assert_predicate(something, :nil?).

Examples

# bad
assert_equal(nil, actual)
assert_equal(nil, actual, 'message')
assert(object.nil?)
assert(object.nil?, 'message')
assert_predicate(object, :nil?)
assert_predicate(object, :nil?, 'message')

# good
assert_nil(actual)
assert_nil(actual, 'message')

Minitest/AssertOutput

Enabled by default Safe Supports autocorrection Version Added Version Changed

Pending

Yes

No

0.10

-

Checks for opportunities to use assert_output.

Examples

# bad
$stdout = StringIO.new
puts object.method
$stdout.rewind
assert_match expected, $stdout.read

# good
assert_output(expected) { puts object.method }

Minitest/AssertPathExists

Enabled by default Safe Supports autocorrection Version Added Version Changed

Pending

Yes

Yes

0.10

-

Enforces the test to use assert_path_exists instead of using assert(File.exist?(path)).

Examples

# bad
assert(File.exist?(path))
assert(File.exist?(path), 'message')

# good
assert_path_exists(path)
assert_path_exists(path, 'message')

Minitest/AssertPredicate

Enabled by default Safe Supports autocorrection Version Added Version Changed

Pending

Yes

Yes

0.18

-

Enforces the test to use assert_predicate instead of using assert(obj.a_predicate_method?).

Examples

# bad
assert(obj.one?)
assert(obj.one?, 'message')

# good
assert_predicate(obj, :one?)
assert_predicate(obj, :one?, 'message')

Minitest/AssertRaisesCompoundBody

Enabled by default Safe Supports autocorrection Version Added Version Changed

Pending

Yes

No

0.21

-

Enforces the block body of assert_raises { …​ } to be reduced to only the raising code.

Examples

# bad
assert_raises(MyError) do
  foo
  bar
end

# good
assert_raises(MyError) do
  foo
end

# good
assert_raises(MyError) do
  foo do
    bar
    baz
  end
end

Minitest/AssertRaisesWithRegexpArgument

Enabled by default Safe Supports autocorrection Version Added Version Changed

Pending

Yes

No

0.22

0.26

Checks for assert_raises with arguments of regular expression literals. Arguments should be exception classes. Optionally the last argument can be a custom message string to help explain failures. Either way, it’s not the argument that exception.message is compared to. The raised exception is returned and can be used to match against a regular expression.

Examples

# bad
assert_raises FooError, /some message/ do
  obj.occur_error
end

# good
exception = assert_raises FooError do
  obj.occur_error
end
assert_match(/some message/, exception.message)

Configurable attributes

Name Default value Configurable values

Severity

warning

String

Minitest/AssertRespondTo

Enabled by default Safe Supports autocorrection Version Added Version Changed

Enabled

Yes

Yes

0.3

-

Enforces the use of assert_respond_to(object, :do_something) over assert(object.respond_to?(:do_something)).

Examples

# bad
assert(object.respond_to?(:do_something))
assert(object.respond_to?(:do_something), 'message')
assert(respond_to?(:do_something))

# good
assert_respond_to(object, :do_something)
assert_respond_to(object, :do_something, 'message')
assert_respond_to(self, :do_something)

Minitest/AssertSame

Enabled by default Safe Supports autocorrection Version Added Version Changed

Pending

Yes

Yes

0.26

-

Enforces the use of assert_same(expected, actual) over assert(expected.equal?(actual)).

Use assert_same only when there is a need to compare by identity. Otherwise, use assert_equal.

Examples

# bad
assert(expected.equal?(actual))

# good
assert_same(expected, actual)

Minitest/AssertSilent

Enabled by default Safe Supports autocorrection Version Added Version Changed

Pending

Yes

Yes

0.10

-

Enforces the test to use assert_silent { …​ } instead of using assert_output('', '') { …​ }.

Examples

# bad
assert_output('', '') { puts object.do_something }

# good
assert_silent { puts object.do_something }

Minitest/AssertTruthy

Enabled by default Safe Supports autocorrection Version Added Version Changed

Enabled

No

Yes (Unsafe)

0.2

0.27

Enforces the test to use assert(actual) instead of using assert_equal(true, actual).

Safety

This cop is unsafe because true might be expected instead of truthy. False positives cannot be prevented when this is a variable or method return value.

assert_equal(true, 'truthy') # failure
assert('truthy')             # success

Examples

# bad
assert_equal(true, actual)
assert_equal(true, actual, 'message')

# good
assert(actual)
assert(actual, 'message')

Minitest/AssertWithExpectedArgument

Enabled by default Safe Supports autocorrection Version Added Version Changed

Pending

No

No

0.11

0.26

Tries to detect when a user accidentally used assert when they meant to use assert_equal.

The second argument to the assert method named message and msg is allowed. Because their names are inferred as message arguments.

Safety

This cop is unsafe because it is not possible to determine whether the second argument of assert is a message or not.

Examples

# bad
assert(3, my_list.length)
assert(expected, actual)

# good
assert_equal(3, my_list.length)
assert_equal(expected, actual)
assert(foo, 'message')
assert(foo, message)
assert(foo, msg)

Configurable attributes

Name Default value Configurable values

Severity

warning

String

Minitest/AssertionInLifecycleHook

Enabled by default Safe Supports autocorrection Version Added Version Changed

Pending

Yes

No

0.10

-

Checks for usage of assertions in lifecycle hooks.

Examples

# bad
class FooTest < Minitest::Test
  def setup
    assert_equal(foo, bar)
  end
end

# good
class FooTest < Minitest::Test
  def test_something
    assert_equal(foo, bar)
  end
end

Minitest/DuplicateTestRun

Enabled by default Safe Supports autocorrection Version Added Version Changed

Pending

Yes

No

0.19

-

If a Minitest class inherits from another class, it will also inherit its methods causing Minitest to run the parent’s tests methods twice.

This cop detects when there are two tests classes, one inherits from the other, and both have tests methods. This cop will add an offense to the Child class in such a case.

Examples

# bad
class ParentTest < Minitest::Test
  def test_parent # it will run this test twice.
  end
end

class ChildTest < ParentTest
  def test_child
  end
end

# good
class ParentTest < Minitest::Test
  def test_parent
  end
end

class ChildTest < Minitest::Test
  def test_child
  end
end

# good
class ParentTest < Minitest::Test
end

class ChildTest
  def test_child
  end

  def test_parent
  end
end

Minitest/EmptyLineBeforeAssertionMethods

Enabled by default Safe Supports autocorrection Version Added Version Changed

Pending

Yes

Yes

0.23

-

Enforces empty line before assertion methods because it separates assertion phase.

Examples

# bad
do_something
assert_equal(expected, actual)

# good
do_something

assert_equal(expected, actual)

Minitest/GlobalExpectations

Enabled by default Safe Supports autocorrection Version Added Version Changed

Enabled

Yes

Yes

0.7

0.26

Checks for deprecated global expectations and autocorrects them to use expect format.

Examples

EnforcedStyle: any (default)

# bad
musts.must_equal expected_musts
wonts.wont_match expected_wonts
musts.must_raise TypeError

# good
_(musts).must_equal expected_musts
_(wonts).wont_match expected_wonts
_ { musts }.must_raise TypeError

expect(musts).must_equal expected_musts
expect(wonts).wont_match expected_wonts
expect { musts }.must_raise TypeError

value(musts).must_equal expected_musts
value(wonts).wont_match expected_wonts
value { musts }.must_raise TypeError

EnforcedStyle: _

# bad
musts.must_equal expected_musts
wonts.wont_match expected_wonts
musts.must_raise TypeError

expect(musts).must_equal expected_musts
expect(wonts).wont_match expected_wonts
expect { musts }.must_raise TypeError

value(musts).must_equal expected_musts
value(wonts).wont_match expected_wonts
value { musts }.must_raise TypeError

# good
_(musts).must_equal expected_musts
_(wonts).wont_match expected_wonts
_ { musts }.must_raise TypeError

EnforcedStyle: expect

# bad
musts.must_equal expected_musts
wonts.wont_match expected_wonts
musts.must_raise TypeError

_(musts).must_equal expected_musts
_(wonts).wont_match expected_wonts
_ { musts }.must_raise TypeError

value(musts).must_equal expected_musts
value(wonts).wont_match expected_wonts
value { musts }.must_raise TypeError

# good
expect(musts).must_equal expected_musts
expect(wonts).wont_match expected_wonts
expect { musts }.must_raise TypeError

EnforcedStyle: value

# bad
musts.must_equal expected_musts
wonts.wont_match expected_wonts
musts.must_raise TypeError

_(musts).must_equal expected_musts
_(wonts).wont_match expected_wonts
_ { musts }.must_raise TypeError

expect(musts).must_equal expected_musts
expect(wonts).wont_match expected_wonts
expect { musts }.must_raise TypeError

# good
value(musts).must_equal expected_musts
value(wonts).wont_match expected_wonts
value { musts }.must_raise TypeError

Configurable attributes

Name Default value Configurable values

Severity

warning

String

EnforcedStyle

any

_, any, expect, value

Include

**/test/**/*, **/*_test.rb, **/spec/**/*, **/*_spec.rb

Array

Minitest/LifecycleHooksOrder

Enabled by default Safe Supports autocorrection Version Added Version Changed

Pending

Yes

Yes

0.28

-

Checks that lifecycle hooks are declared in the order in which they will be executed.

Examples

# bad
class FooTest < Minitest::Test
  def teardown; end
  def setup; end
end

# good
class FooTest < Minitest::Test
  def setup; end
  def teardown; end
end

# bad (after test cases)
class FooTest < Minitest::Test
  def test_something
    assert foo
  end
  def setup; end
  def teardown; end
end

# good
class FooTest < Minitest::Test
  def setup; end
  def teardown; end
  def test_something
    assert foo
  end
end

# good (after non test case methods)
class FooTest < Minitest::Test
  def do_something; end
  def setup; end
  def teardown; end
end

Minitest/LiteralAsActualArgument

Enabled by default Safe Supports autocorrection Version Added Version Changed

Pending

Yes

Yes

0.10

-

Enforces correct order of expected and actual arguments for assert_equal.

Examples

# bad
assert_equal foo, 2
assert_equal foo, [1, 2]
assert_equal foo, [1, 2], 'message'

# good
assert_equal 2, foo
assert_equal [1, 2], foo
assert_equal [1, 2], foo, 'message'

Minitest/MultipleAssertions

Enabled by default Safe Supports autocorrection Version Added Version Changed

Pending

Yes

No

0.10

-

Checks if test cases contain too many assertion calls. If conditional code with assertions is used, the branch with maximum assertions is counted. The maximum allowed assertion calls is configurable.

Examples

Max: 1

# bad
class FooTest < Minitest::Test
  def test_asserts_twice
    assert_equal(42, do_something)
    assert_empty(array)
  end
end

# good
class FooTest < Minitest::Test
  def test_asserts_once
    assert_equal(42, do_something)
  end

  def test_another_asserts_once
    assert_empty(array)
  end
end

Configurable attributes

Name Default value Configurable values

Max

3

Integer

Minitest/NoAssertions

Enabled by default Safe Supports autocorrection Version Added Version Changed

Disabled

Yes

No

0.12

-

Checks if test cases contain any assertion calls.

Examples

# bad
class FooTest < Minitest::Test
  def test_the_truth
  end
end

# good
class FooTest < Minitest::Test
  def test_the_truth
    assert true
  end
end

Minitest/NoTestCases

Enabled by default Safe Supports autocorrection Version Added Version Changed

Disabled

Yes

No

0.30

-

Checks if test class contains any test cases.

Examples

# bad
class FooTest < Minitest::Test
  def do_something
  end
end

# good
class FooTest < Minitest::Test
  def test_something
    assert true
  end
end

Minitest/NonPublicTestMethod

Enabled by default Safe Supports autocorrection Version Added Version Changed

Pending

Yes

No

0.27

-

Detects non public (marked as private or protected) test methods. Minitest runs only test methods which are public.

Examples

# bad
class FooTest
  private # or protected
  def test_does_something
    assert_equal 42, do_something
  end
end

# good
class FooTest
  def test_does_something
    assert_equal 42, do_something
  end
end

# good (not a test case name)
class FooTest
  private # or protected
  def does_something
    assert_equal 42, do_something
  end
end

# good (no assertions)
class FooTest
  private # or protected
  def test_does_something
    do_something
  end
end

Configurable attributes

Name Default value Configurable values

Severity

warning

String

Minitest/RefuteEmpty

Enabled by default Safe Supports autocorrection Version Added Version Changed

Enabled

Yes

Yes

0.3

-

Enforces to use refute_empty instead of using refute(object.empty?).

Examples

# bad
refute(object.empty?)
refute(object.empty?, 'message')

# good
refute_empty(object)
refute_empty(object, 'message')

Minitest/RefuteEqual

Enabled by default Safe Supports autocorrection Version Added Version Changed

Enabled

Yes

Yes

0.3

-

Enforces the use of refute_equal(expected, object) over assert(expected != actual) or assert(! expected == actual).

Examples

# bad
assert("rubocop-minitest" != actual)

# good
refute_equal("rubocop-minitest", actual)

Minitest/RefuteFalse

Enabled by default Safe Supports autocorrection Version Added Version Changed

Enabled

No

Yes (Unsafe)

0.3

0.27

Enforces the use of refute(object) over assert_equal(false, object).

Safety

This cop is unsafe because it cannot detect failure when second argument is nil. False positives cannot be prevented when this is a variable or method return value.

assert_equal(false, nil) # failure
refute(nil)              # success

Examples

# bad
assert_equal(false, actual)
assert_equal(false, actual, 'message')

assert(!test)
assert(!test, 'message')

# good
refute(actual)
refute(actual, 'message')

Minitest/RefuteInDelta

Enabled by default Safe Supports autocorrection Version Added Version Changed

Pending

Yes

Yes

0.10

-

Enforces the test to use refute_in_delta instead of using refute_equal to compare floats.

Examples

# bad
refute_equal(0.2, actual)
refute_equal(0.2, actual, 'message')

# good
refute_in_delta(0.2, actual)
refute_in_delta(0.2, actual, 0.001, 'message')

Minitest/RefuteIncludes

Enabled by default Safe Supports autocorrection Version Added Version Changed

Enabled

Yes

Yes

0.3

-

Enforces the test to use refute_includes instead of using refute(collection.include?(object)).

Examples

# bad
refute(collection.include?(object))
refute(collection.include?(object), 'message')

# good
refute_includes(collection, object)
refute_includes(collection, object, 'message')

Minitest/RefuteInstanceOf

Enabled by default Safe Supports autocorrection Version Added Version Changed

Enabled

Yes

Yes

0.4

-

Enforces the use of refute_instance_of(Class, object) over refute(object.instance_of?(Class)).

Examples

# bad
refute(object.instance_of?(Class))
refute(object.instance_of?(Class), 'message')

# bad
refute_equal(Class, object.class)
refute_equal(Class, object.class, 'message')

# good
refute_instance_of(Class, object)
refute_instance_of(Class, object, 'message')

Minitest/RefuteKindOf

Enabled by default Safe Supports autocorrection Version Added Version Changed

Pending

Yes

Yes

0.10

-

Enforces the use of refute_kind_of(Class, object) over refute(object.kind_of?(Class)).

Examples

# bad
refute(object.kind_of?(Class))
refute(object.kind_of?(Class), 'message')

# good
refute_kind_of(Class, object)
refute_kind_of(Class, object, 'message')

Minitest/RefuteMatch

Enabled by default Safe Supports autocorrection Version Added Version Changed

Enabled

Yes

Yes

0.6

-

Enforces the test to use refute_match instead of using refute(matcher.match(string)).

Examples

# bad
refute(matcher.match(string))
refute(matcher.match?(string))
refute(matcher =~ string)
refute(matcher.match(string), 'message')

# good
refute_match(matcher, string)
refute_match(matcher, string, 'message')

Minitest/RefuteNil

Enabled by default Safe Supports autocorrection Version Added Version Changed

Enabled

Yes

Yes

0.2

-

Enforces the test to use refute_nil instead of using refute_equal(nil, something), refute(something.nil?), or refute_predicate(something, :nil?).

Examples

# bad
refute_equal(nil, actual)
refute_equal(nil, actual, 'message')
refute(actual.nil?)
refute(actual.nil?, 'message')
refute_predicate(object, :nil?)
refute_predicate(object, :nil?, 'message')

# good
refute_nil(actual)
refute_nil(actual, 'message')

Minitest/RefutePathExists

Enabled by default Safe Supports autocorrection Version Added Version Changed

Pending

Yes

Yes

0.10

-

Enforces the test to use refute_path_exists instead of using refute(File.exist?(path)).

Examples

# bad
refute(File.exist?(path))
refute(File.exist?(path), 'message')

# good
refute_path_exists(path)
refute_path_exists(path, 'message')

Minitest/RefutePredicate

Enabled by default Safe Supports autocorrection Version Added Version Changed

Pending

Yes

Yes

0.18

-

Enforces the test to use refute_predicate instead of using refute(obj.a_predicate_method?).

Examples

# bad
refute(obj.one?)
refute(obj.one?, 'message')

# good
refute_predicate(obj, :one?)
refute_predicate(obj, :one?, 'message')

Minitest/RefuteRespondTo

Enabled by default Safe Supports autocorrection Version Added Version Changed

Enabled

Yes

Yes

0.4

-

Enforces the test to use refute_respond_to(object, :do_something) over refute(object.respond_to?(:do_something)).

Examples

# bad
refute(object.respond_to?(:do_something))
refute(object.respond_to?(:do_something), 'message')
refute(respond_to?(:do_something))

# good
refute_respond_to(object, :do_something)
refute_respond_to(object, :do_something, 'message')
refute_respond_to(self, :do_something)

Minitest/RefuteSame

Enabled by default Safe Supports autocorrection Version Added Version Changed

Pending

Yes

Yes

0.26

-

Enforces the use of refute_same(expected, object) over refute(expected.equal?(actual)).

Use refute_same only when there is a need to compare by identity. Otherwise, use refute_equal.

Examples

# bad
refute(expected.equal?(actual))

# good
refute_same(expected, actual)

Minitest/ReturnInTestMethod

Enabled by default Safe Supports autocorrection Version Added Version Changed

Pending

Yes

Yes

0.31

-

Enforces the use of skip instead of return in test methods.

Examples

# bad
def test_something
  return if condition?
  assert_equal(42, something)
end

# good
def test_something
  skip if condition?
  assert_equal(42, something)
end

Minitest/SkipEnsure

Enabled by default Safe Supports autocorrection Version Added Version Changed

Pending

Yes

No

0.20

0.26

Checks that ensure call even if skip. It is unexpected that ensure will be called when skipping test. If conditional skip is used, it checks that ensure is also called conditionally.

On the other hand, it accepts skip used in rescue because ensure may be teardown process to begin setup process.

Examples

# bad
def test_skip
  skip 'This test is skipped.'

  assert 'foo'.present?
ensure
  do_something
end

# bad
def test_conditional_skip
  skip 'This test is skipped.' if condition

  assert do_something
ensure
  do_teardown
end

# good
def test_skip
  skip 'This test is skipped.'

  begin
    assert 'foo'.present?
  ensure
    do_something
  end
end

# good
def test_conditional_skip
  skip 'This test is skipped.' if condition

  assert do_something
ensure
  if condition
    do_teardown
  end
end

# good
def test_skip_is_used_in_rescue
  do_setup
  assert do_something
rescue
  skip 'This test is skipped.'
ensure
  do_teardown
end

Configurable attributes

Name Default value Configurable values

Severity

warning

String

Minitest/SkipWithoutReason

Enabled by default Safe Supports autocorrection Version Added Version Changed

Pending

Yes

No

0.24

-

Checks for skipped tests missing the skipping reason.

Examples

# bad
skip
skip('')

# bad
if condition?
  skip
else
  skip
end

# good
skip("Reason why the test was skipped")

# good
skip if condition?

Minitest/TestFileName

Enabled by default Safe Supports autocorrection Version Added Version Changed

Pending

Yes

No

0.26

-

Checks if test file names start with test_ or end with _test.rb. Files which define classes having names ending with Test are checked. Not following this convention may result in tests not being run.

Examples

# bad
my_class.rb

# good
my_class_test.rb
test_my_class.rb

Minitest/TestMethodName

Enabled by default Safe Supports autocorrection Version Added Version Changed

Pending

Yes

Yes

0.10

-

Enforces that test method names start with test_ prefix. It aims to prevent tests that aren’t executed by forgetting to start test method name with test_.

Examples

# bad
class FooTest < Minitest::Test
  def does_something
    assert_equal 42, do_something
  end
end

# good
class FooTest < Minitest::Test
  def test_does_something
    assert_equal 42, do_something
  end
end

# good
class FooTest < Minitest::Test
  def helper_method(argument)
  end
end

Minitest/UnreachableAssertion

Enabled by default Safe Supports autocorrection Version Added Version Changed

Pending

Yes

No

0.14

0.26

Checks for assert_raises has an assertion method at the bottom of block because the assertion will be never reached.

Examples

# bad
assert_raises FooError do
  obj.occur_error
  assert_equal('foo', obj.bar) # Never asserted.
end

# good
assert_raises FooError do
  obj.occur_error
end
assert_equal('foo', obj.bar)

Configurable attributes

Name Default value Configurable values

Severity

warning

String

Minitest/UnspecifiedException

Enabled by default Safe Supports autocorrection Version Added Version Changed

Pending

Yes

No

0.10

-

Checks for a specified error in assert_raises.

Examples

# bad
assert_raises { raise FooException }
assert_raises('This should have raised') { raise FooException }

# good
assert_raises(FooException) { raise FooException }
assert_raises(FooException, 'This should have raised') { raise FooException }

Minitest/UselessAssertion

Enabled by default Safe Supports autocorrection Version Added Version Changed

Pending

Yes

No

0.26

-

Detects useless assertions (assertions that either always pass or always fail).

Examples

# bad
assert true
assert_equal @foo, @foo
assert_nil [foo, bar]

# good
assert something
assert_equal foo, bar
assert_nil foo
assert false, "My message"