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Attaching many files
asset objects while creating a new Ticket model. The best part is that the code to do all
of this remains the same in the controller.
You need to modify the scenario for creating a ticket with an attachment in your
Creating Tickets feature so it uploads two additional files.
9.2.1 Two more files
Let’s take the scenario for creating a ticket with an attachment from features/
creating_tickets.feature and add these two additional file upload fields so the entire
scenario looks like the following listing.
Listing 9.6 File attachment scenario, features/creating_tickets.feature
Scenario: Creating a ticket with an attachment
When I fill in "Title" with "Add documentation for blink tag"
And I fill in "Description" with "The blink tag has an undocumented
➥speed attribute"
And I attach the file "spec/fixtures/speed.txt" to "File #1"
And I attach the file "spec/fixtures/spin.txt" to "File #2"
And I attach the file "spec/fixtures/gradient.txt" to "File #3"
And I press "Create Ticket"
Then I should see "Ticket has been created."
And I should see "speed.txt" within "#ticket .assets"
And I should see "spin.txt" within "#ticket .assets"
And I should see "gradient.txt" within "#ticket .assets"
In this scenario, you attach three files to your ticket and assert that you see them
within the assets element, which was previously called #ticket .asset but now has
the pluralized name of #ticket .assets.
You download only the one file here and check for the content. It’s not at all likely
that the other two files wouldn’t work in the same way given that they’re interpreted
and rendered identically.
Now run this single scenario using bin/cucumber features/creating_tickets
.feature:36. It should fail on the first Attach the File step, because you renamed the
label of this field:
And I attach the file "spec/fixtures/speed.txt" to "File #1"
cannot attach file, no file field with id, name,
or label 'File #1' found (Capybara::ElementNotFound)
To get this step to pass, you can change the label on the field in app/views/tickets/
_form.html.erb to "File #1":
While you’re changing things, you may as well change app/views/tickets/
show.html.erb to reflect these latest developments. First, change the if around the
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