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Upgrading Rails 4.1 to 4.2 with RSpec 2

Upgrading Rails is normally a simple task, especially if the difference between the versions is not very large. But in the case of 4.1 to 4.2 upgrade of an application (or a library) using RSpec 2, it can get messy, because RSpec 2 is not fully compatible with Rails 4.2. So in order to upgrade Rails, you have to upgrade RSpec first. Here how we did that:

In order to upgrade to RSpec 3 we first upgrade to RSpec 2.99.0, run the specs to see the deprecations, fix the deprecations and then upgrade to 3.1.0.

First remove all RSpec gems except rspec-rails (all the rspec-* gems).
Then update rspec-rails gem to version 2.99.0.

	// We could also copy this file with `rails g scrivito_editors:install`...

	//= require scrivito_editors/binary_editor
	//= require scrivito_editors/multienum_editor
	//= require scrivito_minicolors_editor

	(function() {
	scrivit.on('content', function(content) {
	if (scrivito.in_editing_view()) {
	$(content).find('[data-scrivito-field-type=binary]').scrivito_binary_editor();

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