simple code sample
subject { word } shared_context 'hoge' do let(:word) { 'hoge' } end shared_context 'fuga' do let(:word) { 'fuga' } end context 'hoge' do include_context 'hoge' it { is_expected.to eq 'hoge' } end merit
Assume that you have like this many contexts, and the let() is not short.
In this way, we can concentlate to see what we test, instead to read a lot of code.
shared_context 'people_happy' do # looong! end context 'dog' do let(:animal) {creat(:dog)} context 'people_happy' do include_context 'people_happy' # test end end context 'cat' do let(:animal) {creat(:cat)} context 'people_happy' do include_context 'people_happy' # test end end context 'horse' do let(:animal) {creat(:hourse)} context 'people_happy' do include_context 'people_happy' # test end end 
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