Alright! I'm currently in the process of refactoring some tests using minitest (with Rails), will let you know what would potentially work for me (hopefully).
I've spelunked the rails code source, #cookies in minitest always refers to the request's cookies ( even after the HTTP call), and is a Rack::Test::CookieJar instance, whereas response.cookies is a plain ruby hash containing the responses's cookies. I'm going to instantiate a rails Cookie Jar as suggested in your article, but using response.cookies as the second argument.
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Alright! I'm currently in the process of refactoring some tests using minitest (with Rails), will let you know what would potentially work for me (hopefully).
I've spelunked the rails code source,
#cookiesin minitest always refers to the request's cookies ( even after the HTTP call), and is aRack::Test::CookieJarinstance, whereasresponse.cookiesis a plain ruby hash containing the responses's cookies. I'm going to instantiate a rails Cookie Jar as suggested in your article, but usingresponse.cookiesas the second argument.