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Feature: I can easily create models with Fabrication
As a fabrication user
I want to be able to leverage my fabricators
So that I can create models quickly and easily in my features
Scenario: I create a knife, and see if it looks right
Given a knife exists
Then the knife should be sharp
And the knife's sharp should be true
Scenario: I create a blunt knife, and see if it looks right
Given a knife exists with sharp: false
Then the knife should not be sharp
Scenario: I create a named knife, and see if it has the name
Given a knife exists with name: "John", sharp: false
Then a knife should exist with name: "John"
And the knife should not be sharp
Scenario: I create 7 knives of various sharpness
Given 2 knives exist with sharp: false
And 2 knives exist with sharp: true
And a knife exists with sharp: false
Then the 1st knife should not be sharp
And the 2nd knife should not be sharp
And the 3rd knife should be sharp
And the 4th knife should be sharp
And the 5th knife should not be sharp
And 3 knives should exist with sharp: false
And the 1st knife should not be sharp
And the 2nd knife should not be sharp
And the last knife should not be sharp
And 2 knives should exist with sharp: true
And the first knife should be sharp
And the last knife should be sharp
Scenario: ModelNotKnownError should be informative when failing to find
Given a knife exists with sharp: true
Then the following should raise a Pickle::Session::ModelNotFoundError with "Can't find a knife with sharp: false from the orm in this scenario":
"""
Then a knife should exist with sharp: false
"""
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