rspec-rails: View tests don't include any helpers

With RSpec 3.4 / Rails 4.2, I needed to mock controller-defined helpers.

Now, with RSpec master / Rails 5, it appears I need to mock all helpers, including built-ins (model_url, etc).

Is this intentional? #1076 makes it clear that leaving out Controller Helpers is intentional. Not including any helpers at all, however, might a little extreme?

FWIW, here are the changes I needed to make to my View spec:

 describe 'search/print/_property.html.haml', type: :view do
   it 'displays the page' do
     property = build(:property)
+
+    # rails 5/rspec master doesn't include Helper classes and built-ins (Rails 4.2/rspec 3.4 did)
+    view.class_eval('include ApplicationHelper')
+    view.class_eval('include SearchHelper')
+    # even the built-in helpers!
+    allow(view).to receive(:property_path).and_return("/property/#{property.property_id}")
+
+    # rpsec intentially wants us to stub all controller-defined helpers
     # https://github.com/rspec/rspec-rails/issues/1076#issuecomment-59842447
     allow(view).to receive(:search_params).and_return(Search::Params.new({}))
     allow(view).to receive(:client_state).and_return(Search::Params.new({}))
+
     render 'search/print/property', property: property
     assert_select ":match('href', ?)", "/property/#{property.property_id}"
   end