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Refactor Rspec tests?
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I have a ruby app that's covered with rspec tests. It's gotten sufficiently large that some test(for ex. tests related to the api) require this sort of boilerplate let statements that are the same everywhere.
For example every integration test to the api requires that I setup the correct auth_token, which is easy and all, but it's common throughout all of that type of tests? Any way to refactor this out?
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