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Feature: Applies Post-Parsing Rules
As a source code writer I want to be sure that
certain post-parsing rules are applied
Scenario: Throwing exception on big estimates
Given I have a "Sample.java" file with content:
"""
@todo #13:180m This puzzle has too big estimate
"""
When I run bin/pdd with "--rule=max-estimate:90"
Then Exit code is not zero
Then Stdout contains "bigger than 90 minutes"
Scenario: Throwing exception on small estimates
Given I have a "Sample.java" file with content:
"""
@todo #13:15min This puzzle has too small estimate
"""
When I run bin/pdd with "--rule=min-estimate:30"
Then Exit code is not zero
Then Stdout contains "lower than 30 minutes"
Scenario: Throwing exception on duplicates
Given I have a "Sample.java" file with content:
"""
@todo #13:15min The text
@todo #13:15min The text
"""
When I run bin/pdd with ""
Then Exit code is not zero
Then Stdout contains "there are 2 duplicate"
Scenario: Throwing exception on duplicates
Given I have a "Sample.java" file with content:
"""
@todo #13/DEV:15min Some text first
@todo #13/TEST:15min The text second
"""
When I run bin/pdd with "--rule=available-roles:DEV,IMP"
Then Exit code is not zero
Then Stdout contains "defines role TEST"
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