You can access the validation errors on an object using model. Errors Use model.errors. On(:field_name) to get an array of error messages applied to a particular field.
You can also use model.errors. Invalid?(:field_name) in your tests to assert that an error was triggered for a particular field For example: test "should reject invalid post" do @p = Post. New assert!
@p. Valid? Assert_equal @p.errors.
On(:title), 'cannot be blank' end.
You can access the validation errors on an object using @model.errors. Use @model.errors. On(:field_name) to get an array of error messages applied to a particular field.
You can also use @model.errors. Invalid?(:field_name) in your tests to assert that an error was triggered for a particular field. For example: test "should reject invalid post" do @p = Post.
New assert! @p. Valid?
Assert_equal @p.errors. On(:title), 'cannot be blank' end.
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