Version 1.0.4 is incompatible with Ruby 3.0.0

[ElMonx]

Using Rails 6.1.3.1, Ruby 3.0.0 and rails-controller-testing 1.0.4, calling:

post users_path, params: { user: { first_name: 'Test', last_name: 'Testington' } }

or:

patch user_path(@user), params: { user: { first_name: 'Test', last_name: 'Testington' } }

causes the following error:

ArgumentError: wrong number of arguments (given 2, expected 1)

On 1.0.5 this doesn't happen anymore, I think since #58 was merged (adding **kwargs in the testing integration module).

Since it took me a while to track down the source of the problem and it could happen to somebody else, I think it would be useful to have this incompatibility noted somewhere in the Readme.

[gotoAndBliss]

Noticed this too. Trying to work out a way to remove this lib from rspec now.

[SandyWang16]

Hi, I Using Rails 6.1.4.1, Ruby 3.0.2 and rails-controller-testing version 1.0.5

when calling
post url, { headers: { 'HTTP_REFERER': '123' } }
or
patch url, { params: { num: 20.0 } }

also occured ArgumentError: wrong number of arguments (given 2, expected 1)
#62 was merged, but not release in Version 1.0.5

so i changed coding style:
post url, headers: { 'HTTP_REFERER': '123' }
patch url, params: { num: 20.0 }

[jsantos]

I still bump into this issue while trying to upgrade to Ruby 3.0... Even by referring to the repository on the Gemfile :(

Use case:

get :section, params: params

where params is defined previously as let(:params) { { section_id: section.id } }.

[rafaelfranca]

We are using this gem with Ruby 3.1 even and we see no problem at all. Can you please provide a way to reproduce the issue?

[jsantos]

@rafaelfranca I ended up figuring out that the issue was coming from another dependency (it wasapipie-rails just in case someone is using this and doesn't figure out where the issue is from).