How to use anySpec method of execution Package

Best Gauge code snippet using execution.anySpec

specExecutor_test.go

Source:specExecutor_test.go

...111	c.Assert(se.specResult.Skipped, Equals, true)112	c.Assert(len(se.errMap.SpecErrs[spec]), Equals, 1)113}114func (s *MySuite) TestCreateSkippedSpecResultWithScenarios(c *C) {115	se := newSpecExecutor(anySpec(), nil, nil, nil, 0)116	se.errMap = getValidationErrorMap()117	se.specResult = &result.SpecResult{ProtoSpec: &gauge_messages.ProtoSpec{}}118	se.skipSpecForError(fmt.Errorf("ERROR"))119	c.Assert(len(se.errMap.ScenarioErrs[se.specification.Scenarios[0]]), Equals, 1)120	c.Assert(len(se.errMap.SpecErrs[se.specification]), Equals, 1)121}122func anySpec() *gauge.Specification {123	specText := newSpecBuilder().specHeading("A spec heading").124		scenarioHeading("First scenario").125		step("create user \"456\" \"foo\" and \"9900\"").126		String()127	spec, _, _ := new(parser.SpecParser).Parse(specText, gauge.NewConceptDictionary(), "")128	spec.FileName = "FILE"129	return spec130}131func (s *MySuite) TestSpecIsSkippedIfDataRangeIsInvalid(c *C) {132	errMap := &gauge.BuildErrors{133		SpecErrs:     make(map[*gauge.Specification][]error),134		ScenarioErrs: make(map[*gauge.Scenario][]error),135		StepErrs:     make(map[*gauge.Step]error),136	}137	spec := anySpec()138	errMap.SpecErrs[spec] = []error{validation.NewSpecValidationError("Table row number out of range", spec.FileName)}139	se := newSpecExecutor(spec, nil, nil, errMap, 0)140	specResult := se.execute(true, false, false)141	c.Assert(specResult.Skipped, Equals, true)142}143func (s *MySuite) TestDataTableRowsAreSkippedForUnimplemetedStep(c *C) {144	MaxRetriesCount = 1145	stepText := "Unimplememted step"146	specText := newSpecBuilder().specHeading("A spec heading").147		tableHeader("id", "name", "phone").148		tableRow("123", "foo", "8800").149		tableRow("666", "bar", "9900").150		scenarioHeading("First scenario").151		step(stepText)....

anySpec

Using AI Code Generation

1import (2func main() {3    e := execution{}4    e.anySpec()5}6import (7func main() {8    e := execution{}9    e.execute()10}11import (12func main() {13    e := execution{}14    e.execute()15}16import (17func main() {18    e := execution{}19    e.execute()20}21import (22func main() {23    e := execution{}24    e.execute()25}26import (27func main() {28    e := execution{}29    e.execute()30}31import (32func main() {33    e := execution{}34    e.execute()35}36import (37func main() {38    e := execution{}39    e.execute()40}41import (42func main() {

anySpec

Using AI Code Generation

1import (2type execution struct {3 anySpec interface{}4}5func main() {6 fmt.Println(reflect.TypeOf(ex.anySpec))7}

anySpec

Using AI Code Generation

1func main() {2    execution := execution.NewExecution()3    execution.AnySpec()4}5func main() {6    execution := execution.NewExecution()7    execution.AllSpec()8}9func main() {10    execution := execution.NewExecution()11    execution.AnySpec()12}13func main() {14    execution := execution.NewExecution()15    execution.AllSpec()16}17func main() {18    execution := execution.NewExecution()19    execution.AnySpec()20}

anySpec

Using AI Code Generation

1func main() {2    ex := execution.NewExecution()3    anySpec := ex.NewAnySpec()4    spec := anySpec.NewSpec()5    spec.SetSpec("hello")6    fmt.Println(spec.GetSpec())7}8func main() {9    ex := execution.NewExecution()10    anySpec := ex.NewAnySpec()11    spec := anySpec.NewSpec()12    spec.SetSpec("hello")13    fmt.Println(spec.GetSpec())14}15func main() {16    spec := spec.NewSpec()17    anySpec := spec.NewAnySpec()18    spec := anySpec.NewSpec()19    spec.SetSpec("hello")20    fmt.Println(spec.GetSpec())21}22func main() {23    spec := spec.NewSpec()24    anySpec := spec.NewAnySpec()25    spec := anySpec.NewSpec()26    spec.SetSpec("hello")27    fmt.Println(spec.GetSpec())28}29func main() {30    spec := spec.NewSpec()31    anySpec := spec.NewAnySpec()

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