Ruby Testing: Block vs. Method

Question

Since I wrote test suites for a Rails application, I noticed that there are two different ways to create tests: a block testand a regular method:

test "the truth" do
  assert true
end

against.

def test_for_something_else
  assert true
end

Is there a difference between the two test structures? When should I use one over the other?

Edit: Upon further verification, tests written as methods are counted in rake:stats, but those written with syntax testare not. There is one difference ...

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