Named When clause catches all errors / exceptions, not reraising them, hiding them from developer

Hehe

Hello again ) I'm starting to worry, that`s something is wrong with my setup

Anyway,

    ...
    When(:request_attempt) { EAI.export_signature signature }
    ...
        describe 'successful export causes signature to be saved with S status' do
          Given(:response) { {status: 200} }
          Then { signature.status  ==  Signature::STATUS_SUCCESS }
        end

Gives me

...
     successful export causes signature to be saved with S status
        should When you call a matcher in an example without a String, like this:

 specify { object.should matcher }

 or this:

it {  should matcher }

RSpec expects the matcher to have a #description method. You should either
add a String to the example this matcher is being used in, or give it a
description method. Then you won't have to suffer this lengthy warning again. (FAILED - 1)

)) REALLY annoying if you have 20 of them While

    ...
    When { EAI.export_signature signature }
    ...
        describe 'successful export causes signature to be saved with S status' do
          Given(:response) { {status: 200} }
          Then { signature.status  ==  Signature::STATUS_SUCCESS }
        end

Gives

Failures:

  1) EAI.export_signature ANC accept signature behaves like it handles response handled cases successful export causes signature to be saved with S status 
     Failure/Error: When { EAI.export_signature signature }
     NameError:
       undefined local variable or method `asghxgasjxhaxgjxgj' for EAI:Class

Once again, I really like rspec-given ) Thank you!

jimweirich / rspec-given

Named When clause catches all errors / exceptions, not reraising them, hiding them from developer #23