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Feature: Use the Gem to catch errors in a Rake application
  Background:
    Given I have built and installed the "airbrake" gem

  Scenario: Catching exceptions in Rake
    When I run rake with airbrake
    Then Airbrake should catch the exception

  Scenario: Falling back to default handler before Airbrake is configured
    When I run rake with airbrake not yet configured
    Then Airbrake should not catch the exception

  Scenario: Disabling Rake exception catcher
    When I run rake with airbrake disabled
    Then Airbrake should not catch the exception

  Scenario: Autodetect, running from terminal
    When I run rake with airbrake autodetect from terminal
    Then Airbrake should not catch the exception
  
  Scenario: Autodetect, not running from terminal
    When I run rake with airbrake autodetect not from terminal
    Then Airbrake should catch the exception

  Scenario: Sendind the correct component name
    When I run rake with airbrake
    Then Airbrake should send the rake command line as the component name

Version data entries

5 entries across 5 versions & 1 rubygems

Version	Path
airbrake-3.0.9	features/rake.feature
airbrake-3.0.8	features/rake.feature
airbrake-3.0.7	features/rake.feature
airbrake-3.0.6	features/rake.feature
airbrake-3.0.5	features/rake.feature