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Feature: Use the Gem to catch errors in a Rake application
Background:
Given I have built and installed the "honeybadger" gem
Scenario: Catching exceptions in Rake
When I run rake with honeybadger
Then Honeybadger should catch the exception
Scenario: Falling back to default handler before Honeybadger is configured
When I run rake with honeybadger not yet configured
Then Honeybadger should not catch the exception
Scenario: Disabling Rake exception catcher
When I run rake with honeybadger disabled
Then Honeybadger should not catch the exception
Scenario: Autodetect, running from terminal
When I run rake with honeybadger autodetect from terminal
Then Honeybadger should not catch the exception
Scenario: Autodetect, not running from terminal
When I run rake with honeybadger autodetect not from terminal
Then Honeybadger should catch the exception
Scenario: Sending the correct component name
When I run rake with honeybadger
Then Honeybadger should send the rake command line as the component name
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