RSpec: Use expect syntax and also unset JAVACMD to make tests pass #12
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Huh this one got let go for a while... but it would be nice to fix these specs again. |
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This PR uses expect syntax to avoid warnings in test output.
And: In order for tests to pass on my laptop, I needed to unset
$JAVACMDas well.