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Feature: continuous integration disabled
In order to let minimize runtime dependencies
RightSupport's Rake CI harness should gracefully handle missing gems
So it runs predictably and reliably in production
Background:
Given a Ruby application
And a Gemfile
And a gem dependency on 'rake ~> 0.9'
Scenario: all gems unavailable
Given the Rakefile contains a RightSupport::CI::RakeTask
When I install the bundle
And I rake '-T'
Then the output should not contain 'ci:cucumber'
And the output should not contain 'ci:spec'
Scenario: conditional availability of ci:cucumber
Given a gem dependency on 'rspec ~> 1.0'
And a gem dependency on 'builder ~> 3.0'
And the Rakefile contains a RightSupport::CI::RakeTask
When I install the bundle
And I rake '-T'
Then the output should contain 'ci:spec'
And the output should not contain 'ci:cucumber'
Scenario: conditional availability of ci:rspec
Given a gem dependency on 'cucumber ~> 1.0'
And the Rakefile contains a RightSupport::CI::RakeTask
When I install the bundle
And I rake '-T'
Then the output should contain 'ci:cucumber'
And the output should not contain 'ci:spec'
Scenario: list Rake tasks
Given a gem dependency on 'rspec ~> 2.0'
And a gem dependency on 'cucumber ~> 1.0'
And the Rakefile contains a RightSupport::CI::RakeTask
When I install the bundle
And I rake '-T'
And the output should contain 'ci:cucumber'
And the output should contain 'ci:spec'
Scenario: override namespace
Given a gem dependency on 'rspec ~> 2.0'
And a gem dependency on 'cucumber ~> 1.0'
And the Rakefile contains a RightSupport::CI::RakeTask with parameter ':funkalicious'
When I install the bundle
And I rake '-T'
Then the output should contain 'funkalicious:cucumber'
Then the output should contain 'funkalicious:spec'
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