features/init.feature in github_cli-0.5.3 vs features/init.feature in github_cli-0.5.4

@@ -1,48 +1,45 @@
-@settings
+@ci-run
 Feature: Init command
 
   As a developer who wants to set global settings for interaction with GitHub API
-  When I use interface provided by GHC
+  When I use interface provided by GCLI
   I have ability to create configuration file
 
-  Scenario: Init requires scope
+  Scenario: Installs global config file
     When I run `gcli init`
     Then the output should contain:
-    """
-    Invalid scope given. Please use --local or --global.
-    """
+      """
+      Writing new configuration file to /tmp/fakehome/.githubrc
+      """
+      And a file named "/tmp/fakehome/.githubrc" should exist
+      And the file "/tmp/fakehome/.githubrc" should contain "user.token:"
 
-  Scenario: Installs global config file
-    When I run `gcli init --global` interactively
-      And I type "token"
-    Then the output should contain:
-    """
-    Writing new configuration file to /tmp/fakehome/.githubrc
-    """
-    And a file named "/tmp/fakehome/.githubrc" should exist
-    And the file "/tmp/fakehome/.githubrc" should contain "auth.token: token"
-
   Scenario: Installs local config file
     Given a directory named "piotr"
     When I cd to "piotr"
-      And I run `gcli init --local` interactively
-      And I type "token"
+      And I run `gcli init --local`
     Then a file named ".githubrc" should exist
-    And the file ".githubrc" should contain "auth.token: token"
+      And the file ".githubrc" should contain "user.token:"
 
   Scenario: Global config file arleady exists
     Given an empty file named "/tmp/fakehome/.githubrc"
-    When I run `gcli init --global`
+    When I run `gcli init`
     Then the output should contain:
     """
     Not overwritting existing config file /tmp/fakehome/.githubrc, use --force to override.
     """
 
   Scenario: Force global config file override
     Given an empty file named "/tmp/fakehome/.githubrc"
-    When I run `gcli init --global --force` interactively
-      And I type "token"
+    When I run `gcli init --force`
     Then the output should contain:
     """
-    Please specify your GitHub Authentication Token (register on github.com to get it):
+    Writing new configuration file to /tmp/fakehome/.githubrc
     """
+
+  Scenario: Install config file with custom name
+    When I run `gcli init .custom-name`
+    Then the output should contain:
+      """
+      Writing new configuration file to /tmp/fakehome/.custom-name
+      """