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See rspec/rspec-collection_matchers#48
If a matcher supports dynamic arbitrary methods called on it, e.g.
have_at_least(100).bucks
, it would also consider asupports_value_expectations?
call as a dynamic part.Instead of calling
supports_*?
methods on a matcher, explicitly check if it responds to it.Symmetrical change for
main
that suffers whenrspec-rails
4.1.0.pre
is used andrspec-expectations
3.11.0.pre
is at #1294