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Feature: I can easily create models from my factories
As a pickle user
I want to be able to leverage my factories
So that I can create models quickly and easily in my features
Scenario: I create a fork, and see if it looks right
Given a fork exists
Then the fork should not be completely rusty
Scenario: I create a fork, and see if it looks right
Given a fork exists with name: "Forky"
Then a fork should exist with name: "Forky"
And the fork should not be completely rusty
Scenario: I create some forks, and some tines
Given a fork: "one" exists
And a tine exists with fork: fork "one"
And another tine exists with fork: fork "one"
And a fancy fork exists
And a tine exists with fork: the fancy fork
Then the first tine should be tine of the fork: "one"
And the 2nd tine should be tine of fork: "one"
And the last tine should be tine of the fancy fork
Then the first tine should be in fork "one"'s tines
And the 2nd tine should be in fork: "one"'s tines
And the last tine should be in the fancy fork's tines
And the fancy fork should be the last tine's fork
But the first tine should not be in the fancy fork's tines
And the last tine should not be in fork "one"'s tines
And the fancy fork should not be the first tine's fork
Scenario: I create a fork with a tine, and find the tine by the fork
Given a fork exists
And a tine exists with fork: the fork
Then a tine should exist with fork: the fork
Scenario: create a tine with fork refs in a table
Given 2 forks exist
And the following tines exist:
| fork |
| the 1st fork |
| the 2nd fork |
Then the 1st tine should be in the 1st fork's tines
And the 2nd tine should be in the 2nd fork's tines
Scenario: I create fork via a mapping
Given killah fork exists
Then the fork should be fancy
And the fancy fork: "of cornwood" should be fancy
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