| module Authentication | |
| class Attempt | |
| class_attribute :bypass_team_check | |
| attr_reader :data | |
| def initialize(auth_data, user_params = {}) | |
| @data = auth_data | |
| @user_params = user_params | |
| end |
| require 'spec_helper' | |
| feature 'authenticate with github', %q{ | |
| As a user | |
| I want to authenticate | |
| So that I can gain access to the system | |
| }, authentication: true, | |
| vcr: {cassette_name: 'github/auth'} do | |
| # Acceptance Criteria | |
| # * if my identity exists in the system and I'm authorized, grant me access |
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| visit('/projects') | |
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