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Feature: Basic use of Yarjuf As a tester In order to be able to get junit formatted results from rspec I want to be able to use yarjuf Background: Given a file named "spec/basic_spec.rb" with: """ describe "basic usage" do it "should work" do expect(true).to be true end end """ Scenario: Requiring Yarjuf When I run `rspec spec/basic_spec.rb -r ../../lib/rspec_junit -f JUnit` Then the exit status should be 0 Scenario: Writing output to a file When I run `rspec spec/basic_spec.rb -r ../../lib/rspec_junit -f JUnit -o results.xml` Then the exit status should be 0 And a file named "results.xml" should exist
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