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Feature: Double Commands
In order to avoid that my system-under-test runs certain commands
As a BDD-guy
I want to double command line applications
Background:
Given a file named "foo" with:
"""
#!/usr/bin/env ruby
puts "stdout of foo"
warn "stderr of foo"
exit 5
"""
And I run `chmod +x foo`
And I append the current working dir to my path
Scenario: Run the original (undoubled) command
When I run `foo`
Then the exit status should be 5
And the stdout should contain "stdout of foo"
And the stderr should contain "stderr of foo"
Scenario: Double and run the command
Given I double `foo`
When I run `foo`
Then the exit status should be 0
And the stdout should not contain "stdout of foo"
And the stderr should not contain "stderr of foo"
Scenario: Run the original (undoubled) command
When I run `foo`
Then the exit status should be 5
And the stdout should contain "stdout of foo"
And the stderr should contain "stderr of foo"
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