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require 'optparse' module Spec module Runner # Detects if RSpec's option parser is loaded and raises an error # if it is. (RSpec's option parser tries to parse ARGV, which # will fail when running cucumber) class OptionParser < ::OptionParser def self.bail raise <<-EOM RSpec's 'spec/runner/option_parser' should *not* be loaded when you're running Cucumber, but it seems it was loaded anyway. This is *not* a Cucumber bug. Some other code is loading more RSpec code than it should. There can be several reasons for this. The most common ones are: 1) Some of your own code does require 'spec'. Use require 'spec/expectations' instead. 2) Some of your own code does require 'spec/rails'. Use require 'spec/rails/expectations' instead. 3) Your Rails app's gem configuration is bad. Use config.gem 'rspec', :lib => false config.gem 'rspec-rails', :lib => false 4) Some other library you're using (indirectly) does require 'spec/runner/option_parser'. Analyze the stack trace below and get rid of it. EOM end if method_defined?(:options) bail end def self.method_added(*args) bail end end end end
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aslakhellesoy-cucumber-0.3.7.3 | lib/cucumber/rspec_option_parser_detector.rb |
aslakhellesoy-cucumber-0.3.7.4 | lib/cucumber/rspec_option_parser_detector.rb |