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Feature: Use gurke
As a developer
In order to run my feature definitions
I want to use the gurke command line program
Background:
Given I am in a project using gurke
Scenario: Run a passing feature file
Given a file "features/test.feature" with the following content exists
"""
Feature: F
Scenario: Scenario A
Given everything is ok
"""
And a file "features/support/steps/test_steps.rb" with the following content exists
"""
module TestSteps
step("everything is ok") { }
end
Gurke.configure{|c| c.include TestSteps }
"""
When I execute "bundle exec gurke"
Then the program exit code should be null
And the program output should include "Feature: F"
And the program output should include "Scenario: Scenario A"
And the program output should include "Given everything is ok"
And the program output should include "1 scenarios: 0 failing, 0 pending"
Scenario: Run a failing feature file
Given a file "features/test.feature" with the following content exists
"""
Feature: F
Scenario: Scenario A
Given nothing is ok
"""
And a file "features/support/steps/test_steps.rb" with the following content exists
"""
module TestSteps
step("nothing is ok") { raise RuntimeError }
end
Gurke.configure{|c| c.include TestSteps }
"""
When I execute "bundle exec gurke"
And the program output should include "1 scenarios: 1 failing, 0 pending"
Then the program exit code should be non-null
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