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Sometimes spec which is testing order groups by user count is failing. My theory is that cause is the randomness of Postgres when the order value is the same for 2 rows. In spec, we got three groups `moderator_group` - 0 users `group` - 1 user `other_group` - 1 user And we are expecting that controller will return them in ascending order [moderator, group, other_group] Because `group` and `other_group` contain the same amount of users, we are dealing with luck Therefore, I believe that adding one more user to other_group should make that query reliable. It was not crashing on my local machine, so I am not 100% sure. |
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