feature-spec

To write Capybara feature specs for Rails controller actions, you create a spec under spec/features and use Capybara to visit pages, fill forms, and assert outcomes mirroring real user flows. This validates high-level interactions rather than internal implementation details.

The best way to test permissions and error handling in Rails browser tests is using Capybara feature specs. They enforce best practices for validating user interactions across scenarios, ensuring reliable test coverage for controller routes and permission logic without coupling to internal implementation.

Yes, you need RSpec and a headless browser driver to run end-to-end tests in Rails. The Capybara feature specs require Rails, RSpec, Capybara, and a headless browser driver to execute browser-based tests for controller actions and navigation flows.

Yes, you can use Capybara to validate forms and navigation for WikiEduDashboard controllers. The feature specs guide writing concise end-to-end tests that visit pages and fill forms to assert outcomes, specifically testing user interactions at a high level for the Rails app.

Capybara feature spec test coverage fails to mirror real user flows when tests focus on internal implementation details instead of high-level interactions. Following established conventions for visiting pages, filling forms, and asserting outcomes improves reliability and test coverage across controllers.