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Feature: Rake Integration Scripted has support for Rake. You can either let it pick up your "scripted.rb" file, or define the commands in place. When you don't specify a block, it will pick up your "scripted.rb" file: ``` ruby require 'scripted/rake_task' Scripted::RakeTask.new(:scripted) ``` When you specify a block, it will use this block to execute: ``` ruby require 'scripted/rake_task' Scripted::RakeTask.new(:scripted) do run "echo from inside rakefile" end ``` The rake command will run the default group by default. To change this, specify the group: ``` ruby require 'scripted/rake_task' Scripted::RakeTask.new(:install, :install) ``` You can also specify Rake dependencies: ``` ruby require 'scripted/rake_task' Scripted::RakeTask.new(:my_task => "db:migrate") ``` Scenario: Picking up scripted.rb Given a file named "scripted.rb" with: """ run "echo command 1" """ And a file named "Rakefile" with: """ require 'scripted/rake_task' Scripted::RakeTask.new(:scripted) """ When I run `rake scripted` Then the output should contain "command 1" Scenario: Specifying different groups Given a file named "scripted.rb" with: """ run "echo command 1" group :install do run "echo install command" end """ And a file named "Rakefile" with: """ require 'scripted/rake_task' Scripted::RakeTask.new(:scripted, :install) """ When I run `rake scripted` Then the output should contain "install command" But the output should not contain "command 1" Scenario: Configuring in place Given a file named "Rakefile" with: """ require 'scripted/rake_task' Scripted::RakeTask.new(:scripted) do run "echo from inside rakefile" end """ And the file "scripted.rb" should not exist When I run `rake scripted` Then the output should contain "from inside rakefile"
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