Ruby on Rails

Hello,

On a website I created the is two commentable model, "project" and "actuality". You can view pages here : http://comment-my-projects.herokuapp.com/projects/1-comment-my-projects and here : http://comment-my-projects.herokuapp.com/projects/1-comment-my-projects/actualities/1-refactoring-des-specs-du-controller (only in french for the momeent).

At the end of each page there is a form to create a new comment and a list for all comments. They have the same behaviour and they use the same partials. My problem is for specs. I created two specs. Here : https://github.com/GCorbel/comment-my-projects/blob/master/spec/requests/project_comments_spec.rb and here : https://github.com/GCorbel/comment-my-projects/blob/master/spec/requests/actuality_comments_spec.rb. There is a duplication and I want, if it's possible, to have only one spec for this.

I tried to create an engine but I'm not satisfied. The behaviour is really related to my application. For example, I have this inherited routes like this :

  resources :actualities do
    resources :comments
  end

  resources :projects do
    resources :comments
  end


If I try to put only "resources :comments" it break my controller's code. To find the related model I must to add the class name into the params. I didn't find another solution and I think it's uggly.

Do you have and Idea? Is it better to have two specs for a similar feature or is it better to remove an spec and keep the other?

Thanks for your help!

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