There could be multiple reasons for Rspec not working properly after upgrading the version of Rails, such as:
Incompatibility issues: Rspec might not be compatible with the latest version of Rails or some of its dependencies. This can cause errors or unexpected behavior.
Changes in Rails API or behavior: Upgrading Rails may introduce changes to its API or behavior that are not compatible with Rspec tests that were written for the earlier versions.
Gems dependencies conflict: After upgrading Rails, gems dependencies may conflict with each other or with Rspec, causing errors or unexpected behavior.
Configuration issues: Upgrading Rails may require changes to the Rspec configuration file, and failure to make those changes could cause Rspec to fail.
Deprecated features: Some features or methods used in Rspec may have been deprecated or removed in the latest version of Rails, causing Rspec to fail or behave unexpectedly.
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