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# order: 70 Feature: Operation wrappers :!hardbreaks: It is possible to define global wrappers on the Operation level using `around` call. Scenario: Operation can have multiple global wrappers Wrappers are called in the order they are defined. Given definition """ruby class Operation < Rung::Operation class Wrapper def initialize(name) @name = name end def call print_to_output "#{@name} start\n" yield print_to_output "#{@name} done\n" end end around Wrapper.new("1") around Wrapper.new("2") step { print_to_output "Hello World!\n" } end """ When I run """ Operation.new.call(variable: true) """ Then I see output """ 1 start 2 start Hello World! 2 done 1 done """
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