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Feature: Break if overall score is below minimum
In order to break the Continuous Integration builds based on a score threshold
RubyCritic returns the exit status according with the score
Scenario: Status indicates a success when not using --minimum-score
Given the smelly file 'smelly.rb' with a score of 93.75
When I run rubycritic smelly.rb
Then the exit status indicates a success
Scenario: Status indicates an error when score below the minimum
Given the smelly file 'smelly.rb' with a score of 93.75
When I run rubycritic --minimum-score 100 smelly.rb
Then the exit status indicates an error
Scenario: Status indicates a success when score is above the minimum
Given the smelly file 'smelly.rb' with a score of 93.75
When I run rubycritic --minimum-score 93 smelly.rb
Then the exit status indicates a success
Scenario: Status indicates a success when score is equal the minimum
Given the clean file 'clean.rb' with a score of 100
When I run rubycritic --minimum-score 100 clean.rb
Then the exit status indicates a success
Scenario: Prints the score on output
Given the smelly file 'smelly.rb' with a score of 93.75
When I run rubycritic smelly.rb
Then the output should contain:
"""
Score: 93.75
"""
Scenario: Prints a message informing the score is below the minimum
Given the empty file 'empty.rb' with a score of 0
When I run rubycritic --minimum-score 100 empty.rb
Then the output should contain:
"""
Score (0.0) is below the minimum 100
"""
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8 entries across 8 versions & 1 rubygems