How to use failure_feature_with_two_scenarios method of Integration Package

Best Spinach_ruby code snippet using Integration.failure_feature_with_two_scenarios

feature_generator.rb

Source:feature_generator.rb

...32      # @return feature_filename33      #   The feature file name34      #35      # @api private36      def failure_feature_with_two_scenarios37        feature = failure_feature_title + failure_scenario + success_scenario38        steps = failure_step + success_step + "\nend"39        write_feature failure_filename, feature,40          failure_step_filename, steps41      end42      # Generate a tagged feature that has 2 tagged scenarios.43      # 1 should pass, and 1 should fail.44      #45      # @return feature_filename46      #   The feature file name47      #48      # @api private49      def tagged_failure_feature_with_two_scenarios50        feature = "@feature\n" +51          failure_feature_title +52          "  @failing" +53          failure_scenario + "\n" +54          "  @passing\n" +55          "  " + success_scenario56        steps = failure_step +57          success_step + "\n" +58          "end"59        write_feature(60          failure_filename, feature,61          failure_step_filename, steps62        )63      end...

running_specific_scenarios.rb

Source:running_specific_scenarios.rb

1class Spinach::Features::RunningSpecificScenarios < Spinach::FeatureSteps2  include Integration::SpinachRunner3  Given 'I have a feature with 2 scenarios' do4    @feature = Integration::FeatureGenerator.failure_feature_with_two_scenarios5  end6  When 'I specify that only the second should be run' do7    feature_file = Pathname.new(Filesystem.dirs.first).join(@feature)8    step_lines   = feature_file.each_line.with_index.select do |line, index|9      line.match(/^\s*Then/)10    end11    line_number = step_lines[1].last12    run_feature("#{@feature}:#{line_number}")13  end14  Then 'One will succeed and none will fail' do15    @stdout.must_match("(1) Successful")16    @stdout.must_match("(0) Failed")17    @stdout.must_match("(0) Pending")    18  end19  Given 'I have a tagged feature with 2 scenarios' do20    @feature = Integration::FeatureGenerator.tagged_failure_feature_with_two_scenarios21  end22  When 'I include the tag of the failing scenario' do23    run_feature(@feature, {append: "-t @failing"})24  end25  Then 'None will succeed and one will fail' do26    @stdout.must_match("(0) Successful")27    @stdout.must_match("(1) Failed")28    @stdout.must_match("(0) Pending")29  end30  When 'I exclude the tag of the passing scenario' do31    run_feature(@feature, {append: "-t ~@passing"})32  end33  When 'I include the tag of the feature and exclude the tag of the failing scenario' do34    run_feature(@feature, {append: "-t @feature,~@failing"})...

fail_fast_option.rb

Source:fail_fast_option.rb

1class Spinach::Features::FailFastOption < Spinach::FeatureSteps2  include Integration::SpinachRunner3  step 'I have a feature that has a failure' do4    @features ||= []5    @features << Integration::FeatureGenerator.failure_feature_with_two_scenarios6  end7  step 'I have a feature that has no error or failure' do8    @features ||= []9    @features << Integration::FeatureGenerator.success_feature10  end11  step 'I run both of them with fail-fast option' do12    run_feature @features.join(" "), append: '--fail-fast'13  end14  step 'the tests stop at the first one' do15    @stdout.must_match("(0) Successful")16  end17end...

failure_feature_with_two_scenarios

Using AI Code Generation

1When /^I click on the "(.*?)" link$/ do |link|2  @driver.find_element(:link, link).click3Then /^I should see the "(.*?)" page$/ do |page|4Then /^I should see the message "(.*?)"$/ do |message|5  @driver.find_element(:id, 'notice').text.should == message6When /^I fill in "(.*?)" with "(.*?)"$/ do |field, value|7  @driver.find_element(:id, field).send_keys value8When /^I click on the "(.*?)" button$/ do |button|9  @driver.find_element(:name, button).click10Then /^I should see "(.*?)"$/ do |text|11  @driver.page_source.should include(text)12Then /^I should not see "(.*?)"$/ do |text|13  @driver.page_source.should_not include(text)14When /^I check the "(.*?)" checkbox$/ do |checkbox|15  @driver.find_element(:id, checkbox).click16Then /^I should see the "(.*?)" link$/ do |link|17  @driver.find_element(:link, link).displayed?.should == true18Then /^I should not see the "(.*?)" link$/ do |link|19  @driver.find_element(:link, link).displayed?.should == false20When /^I select "(.*?)" from "(.*?)"$/ do |option, list|21  Selenium::WebDriver::Support::Select.new(@driver.find_element(:id, list)).select_by(:text, option)22When /^I click on the "(.*?)" link in the "(.*?)" table$/ do |link, table|23When /^I click on the "(.*?)" button in the "(.*?)" table$/ do |button, table|

failure_feature_with_two_scenarios

Using AI Code Generation

1When /^I click on the "(.*?)" link$/ do |link|2  @driver.find_element(:link, link).click3Then /^I should see the "(.*?)" page$/ do |page|4Then /^I should see the message "(.*?)"$/ do |message|5  @driver.find_element(:id, 'notice').text.should == message6When /^I fill in "(.*?)" with "(.*?)"$/ do |field, value|7  @driver.find_element(:id, field).send_keys value8When /^I click on the "(.*?)" button$/ do |button|9  @driver.find_element(:name, button).click10Then /^I should see "(.*?)"$/ do |text|11  @driver.page_source.should include(text)12Then /^I should not see "(.*?)"$/ do |text|13  @driver.page_source.should_not include(text)14When /^I check the "(.*?)" checkbox$/ do |checkbox|15  @driver.find_element(:id, checkbox).click16Then /^I should see the "(.*?)" link$/ do |link|17  @driver.find_element(:link, link).displayed?.should == true18Then /^I should not see the "(.*?)" link$/ do |link|19  @driver.find_element(:link, link).displayed?.should == false20When /^I select "(.*?)" from "(.*?)"$/ do |option, list|21  Selenium::WebDriver::Support::Select.new(@driver.find_element(:id, list)).select_by(:text, option)22When /^I click on the "(.*?)" link in the "(.*?)" table$/ do |link, table|23When /^I click on the "(.*?)" button in the "(.*?)" table$/ do |button, table|

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