Explain how to use the testing backdoor outside of Rails routes #978
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Some projects may want to use the backdoor, but may not be using Rails routes in their system tests. One example is an app that hosts a React frontend, but still uses Clearance cookies for auth. A system test with Capybara may visit a React route like this: `visit "/payment_method"`. The existing documentation didn't show how to use the backdoor with this kind of route.
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Some projects may want to use the backdoor, but may not be using Rails routes in their system tests. One example is an app that hosts a React frontend, but still uses Clearance cookies for auth. A system test with Capybara may visit a React route like this:
visit "/payment_method".The existing documentation didn't show how to use the backdoor with this kind of route.