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@options Feature: Reek can be controlled using command-line options In order to change reek's default behaviour As a developer I want to supply options on the command line Scenario: return non-zero status on bad option When I run reek --no-such-option Then the exit status indicates an error And it reports the error "Error: invalid option: --no-such-option" And stdout equals "" Scenario: display the current version number When I run reek --version Then it succeeds And it reports the current version Scenario: display the help information When I run reek --help Then it succeeds And it reports: """ Usage: reek [options] [files] Examples: reek lib/*.rb reek -q lib cat my_class.rb | reek See http://wiki.github.com/troessner/reek for detailed help. Common options: -h, --help Show this message -v, --version Show version Configuration: -c, --config FILE Read configuration options from FILE Report formatting: -o, --[no-]color Use colors for the output (this is the default) -q, --quiet Suppress headings for smell-free source files (this is the default) -V, --no-quiet, --verbose Show headings for smell-free source files -n, --no-line-numbers Suppress line numbers from the output --line-numbers Show line numbers in the output (this is the default) -s, --single-line Show IDE-compatible single-line-per-warning -S, --sort-by-issue-count Sort by "issue-count", listing the "smelliest" files first -y, --yaml Report smells in YAML format """
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reek-1.3.8 | features/command_line_interface/options.feature |
reek-1.3.7 | features/command_line_interface/options.feature |