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Feature: Create a git repo
As a lead devepoer
In order to work on my new project
I want my project folder to contain a git repo correctly initialised
@announce
Scenario: Create a new git repo on a folder with just a .gitignore
Given a directory named "my_project"
When I successfully run `fwt git new my_project`
Then an initialized git repository should exists inside a directory named "my_project"
And a file named "my_project/.gitignore" should exist
Scenario: Fail to create a git repo because one exists already
Given a directory named "my_project"
Given an initialized git repository inside a directory named "my_project"
Given a valid .gitignore file exists inside a directory named "my_project"
When I run `fwt git new my_project`
Then the stderr should contain:
"""
There's already a repository at path
"""
@slow
Scenario: Create a git repository on a folder with files in it
Given a directory named "my_project"
Given a valid .gitignore file exists inside a directory named "my_project"
Given the directory "my_project" contains an uncommitted file named "my_file.c"
When I successfully run `fwt git new my_project`
Then an initialized git repository should exists inside a directory named "my_project"
And the file named "my_file.c" should have been committed to the repository at path "my_project"
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