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Jérome Perrin
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### Debugging
### Debugging
Capybara
If you need to debug Capybara tests, using the following lines,
you can get the current URL of Capybara server, logged in user email. Then you
can add some arbitrary sleep to halt the test and go check out the page.
Sometimes you may need to debug Capybara tests by observing browser behavior.
Default user password is
`12345678`
.
You can stall capybara and view the website on the browser by adding a long sleep command in your spec and then opening your browser
to the capybara url.
```
You can get the capybara url by doing
`puts current_url`
.
You can also get the user's email by doing
`puts user.email`
.
The default password for the user is
`12345678`
.
Example:
```
ruby
puts
current_url
puts
user
.
email
sleep
(
200
)
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