>
> I expected the test to fail as there was no record in the database and
> the 'find' should return nothing. But it creates a new one and the test
> is a success. I do not see any code for creating new record or save. So
> why is it creating a new record?
> I do not understand assert_equal behavior , can someone please explain?
assert_equal is a simple beast - it just compares the two arguments
you pass to it. What you actually don't understand is how the test
database is setup. In particular if you have a fixtures file for a
table (as you appear to do) rails will create rows in that table for
you based on your fixtures file.
Fred
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