* Add comments to photos
Extend the photo show page to support comments by logged in users.
- Make the Comment model polymorphic.
- Update the Photo and Post models to have comments.
- Update the comments controller to handle the polymorphic association.
- Update the photo show page to display comments and a comment form.
- Create a reusable comments partial.
* Add migration
* Fix tests
* Fix tests
* Slightly fix tests
* Fix variables
* Add field
* Refactor slightly
* Refactor slightly
* Refactor slightly
* Refactor
* Photos respond to this as well
* Refactor to polymorphic_url
* Rename
* Wrong relationship
* Refactor and fix tests
* Fix relationships
* Fix rendering
* Fix tests
* Fix model tests
* Fix test
* Fix test
* Fix test
* Fix test
* Fix controller spec
* Fix view tests
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Co-authored-by: Daniel O'Connor <daniel.oconnor@gmail.com>
We deprecated controller and view specs on the grounds that they were
brittle, and were a poorer measure of user experience than feature
specs. However, feature specs have their own problems: they're much
slower to run, and flakier (see #901). We also ran into a few cases
where feature specs erroneously passed because they were checking for
the presence of a string that occurred in the error page!
Hence, we're cautiously un-deprecating controller and view specs.
Fixes#1132
* FactoryGirl Changed to FactoryBot
file fix
changes based on comments received
Bundle Update on 2017-10-29
style update to align hash literal
added package-lock
* indentation fixes with rubocop
* name added to contributors
- Updated assert_select behaviour given this is now based on nokogiri
- Adjust some specs not to look for a specific asset name, but a behaviour
- Adjust some specs for HTML5 style attributes instead of xhtml style
- Fix tests that did not render before
Also had to tweak timezone config so that "X minutes ago" display
worked. This *may* break tests or who knows what, for devs who are
elsewhere. Let's keep an eye out for that!
