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Feature: Bootstrap a new command-line app using RSpec instead of Test::Unit As an awesome developer who wants to make a command-line app I should be able to use methadone to bootstrap it And get support for RSpec instead of Test::Unit Background: Given the directory "tmp/newgem" does not exist Scenario: Bootstrap a new app from scratch When I successfully run `methadone --rspec tmp/newgem` Then the following directories should exist: |tmp/newgem/spec | And the following directories should not exist: |tmp/newgem/test | And the following files should exist: |tmp/newgem/spec/something_spec.rb | And the file "tmp/newgem/newgem.gemspec" should match /add_development_dependency\('rspec'/ When I cd to "tmp/newgem" And I successfully run `rake -T -I../../lib` Then the output should match /rake spec/ And the output should not match /rake test/ When I run `rake spec -I../../lib` Then the exit status should be 0 And the output should contain: """ 1 example, 0 failures """
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