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A student asked about this README - It works in the browser but the tests don't pass. I ran my own copy of it off my github and got the same result.

1. navigate shows the title on the show page in a h1 tag
   Failure/Error: <%= @post.author.name %>

   ActionView::Template::Error:
   undefined method `name' for nil:NilClass

2. navigate to post pages
   Failure/Error: <%= @post.author.name %>

   ActionView::Template::Error:
   undefined method `name' for nil:NilClass

3. navigate shows the description on the show page in a p tag
   Failure/Error: <%= @post.author.name %>

   ActionView::Template::Error:
   undefined method `name' for nil:NilClass

4. form shows a new form that submits content and redirects and prints out params
   Failure/Error: fill_in 'title', with: "My post title"

   Capybara::ElementNotFound:
   Unable to find field "title"

5. form shows a new form that submits content and redirects and prints out params
   Failure/Error: click_on "Update Post"

   ActionController::RoutingError:
   No route matches [PATCH] "/posts/1"

1. the tests are not creating an author and a hometown, so it is conflicting.
   easy fix : remove the <%= @post.author.name %> and <%= @post.author.hometown %> from show.html.erb

2.the tests are not testing the title and description as attached to a @post.
fill_in 'title', with: "My post title"
fill_in 'description', with: "My post description"

replace everywhere by
fill_in 'post[title]', with: "My post title"
fill_in 'post[description]', with: "My post description"

3. The test wants "Submit Post" instead of "Create Post". Rails is taking the name of the method of the form to define the value of the button so that is most likely what we really want.
   Change the test to : click_on "Create Post"
   (if we want to change the value on the form instead, we would have to have 2 different forms for new and edit)