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minitest-testing

Write, review, and improve Minitest tests for Ruby on Rails applications. Covers model tests, controller tests, system tests, fixtures, and best practices from Rails Testing Guide.

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# Minitest Testing for Rails

Write comprehensive, maintainable Minitest tests following Rails conventions and best practices. This skill provides patterns for model tests, controller tests, system tests with Capybara, and fixture usage.

<when-to-use>
- Writing new tests for models, controllers, or system workflows
- Reviewing existing test coverage and improving quality
- Fixing failing tests or debugging test issues
- Setting up test fixtures and test helpers
- Writing system tests for end-to-end user workflows
- Testing Hotwire/Turbo behavior in system tests
</when-to-use>

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