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Feature: RDee should work well with browsers when target is set via environment variable

  Since I only have a Mac I will test Firefox, Chrome, and Safari

  Scenario: Creating a Firefox browser with a variable using Selenium
    When I establish a Firefox browser with a variable using Selenium
    Then I should be able to perform a google search for cheezyworld
    And I should be able to close the connection

  Scenario: Creating a Firefox browser with a variable using Watir
    When I establish a Firefox browser with a variable using Watir
    Then I should be able to perform a google search for cheezyworld
    And I should be able to close the connection

  Scenario: Creating a Chrome browser with a variable using Selenium
    When I establish a Chrome browser with a variable using Selenium
    Then I should be able to perform a google search for cheezyworld
    And I should be able to close the connection

  Scenario: Creating a Chrome browser with a variable using Watir
    When I establish a Chrome browser with a variable using Watir
    Then I should be able to perform a google search for cheezyworld
    And I should be able to close the connection

  Scenario: Creating a Safari browser with a variable using Selenium
    When I establish a Safari browser with a variable using Selenium
    Then I should be able to perform a google search for cheezyworld
    And I should be able to close the connection

  Scenario: Creating a Safari browser with a variable using Watir
    When I establish a Safari browser with a variable using Watir
    Then I should be able to perform a google search for cheezyworld
    And I should be able to close the connection

  

Version data entries

3 entries across 3 versions & 1 rubygems

Version	Path
RDee-0.3	features/environment_variable.feature
RDee-0.2	features/environment_variable.feature
RDee-0.1	features/environment_variable.feature