How to use fail_fast method of Spinach Package

Best Spinach_ruby code snippet using Spinach.fail_fast

runner_test.rb

Source:runner_test.rb

...132        @feature_runner.stubs(:run).returns(false)133        runner.run.must_equal false134      end135      it "breaks with a failure when fail fast set" do136        Spinach.config.stubs(:fail_fast).returns true137        @feature_runner.stubs(:run).returns(false)138        @feature_runner.expects(:run).never139        runner.run.must_equal false140      end141      it "does not break when success when fail fast set" do142        Spinach.config.stubs(:fail_fast).returns true143        @feature_runner.stubs(:run).returns(true)144        @feature_runner.expects(:run).returns true145        runner.run.must_equal true146      end147    end148    describe "when fail_fast set" do149      let(:feature_runners) { [ stub, stub ] }150      before(:each) do151        filenames.each_with_index do |filename, i|152          Spinach::Parser.stubs(:open_file).with(filename).returns parser = stub153          parser.stubs(:parse).returns feature = Spinach::Feature.new154          Spinach::Runner::FeatureRunner.stubs(:new).155            with(feature, anything).156            returns(feature_runners[i])157        end158        feature_runners[0].stubs(:run).returns(false)159        runner.stubs(required_files: [])160        Spinach.config.stubs(:fail_fast).returns true161      end162      it "breaks with a failure" do163        feature_runners[1].expects(:run).never164        runner.run.must_equal false165      end166      it "doesn't break when success" do167        feature_runners[0].stubs(:run).returns(true)168        feature_runners[1].expects(:run).returns true169        runner.run.must_equal true170      end171    end172  end173  describe '#require_dependencies' do174    it 'requires support files and step definitions' do...

feature_runner_test.rb

Source:feature_runner_test.rb

...53          @runner.run.must_equal true54        end55      end56      describe 'and the scenarios fail' do57        describe "without config option fail_fast set" do58          it 'runs the scenarios and returns false' do59            @scenarios.each do |scenario|60              runner = stub(run: false)61              Spinach::Runner::ScenarioRunner.expects(:new).with(scenario).returns runner62            end63            @runner.run.must_equal false64          end65        end66        describe "with config option fail_fast set" do67          let(:runners) { [ stub('runner1', run: false), stub('runner2') ] }68          before(:each) do69            Spinach.config.stubs(:fail_fast).returns(true)70            @scenarios.each_with_index do |scenario, i|71              Spinach::Runner::ScenarioRunner.stubs(:new).with(scenario).returns runners[i]72            end73          end74          it "breaks with fail_fast config option" do75            runners[1].expects(:run).never76            @runner.run.must_equal(false)77          end78        end79      end80    end81    describe "when the steps don't exist" do82      it 'runs the corresponding hooks and returns false' do83        Spinach.stubs(:find_step_definitions).returns(false)84        Spinach.hooks.expects(:run_on_undefined_feature).with(feature)85        subject.run.must_equal false86      end87    end88    describe "when only running specific lines" do...

config.rb

Source:config.rb

...32                :reporter_classes,33                :reporter_options,34                :orderer_class,35                :seed,36                :fail_fast,37                :audit38    # The "features path" holds the place where your features will be39    # searched for. Defaults to 'features'40    #41    # @return [String]42    #    The features path.43    #44    # @api public45    def features_path46      @features_path || 'features'47    end48    # The "reporter classes" holds an array of reporter class name49    # Default to ["Spinach::Reporter::Stdout"]50    #51    # @return [Array<reporter object>]52    #    The reporters that respond to specific messages.53    #54    # @api public55    def reporter_classes56      @reporter_classes || ["Spinach::Reporter::Stdout"]57    end58    # The "reporter_options" holds the options passed to reporter_classes59    #60    # @api public61    def reporter_options62      @reporter_options || {}63    end64    # The "orderer class" holds the orderer class name65    # Defaults to Spinach::Orderers::Default66    #67    # @return [orderer object]68    #    The orderer that responds to specific messages.69    #70    # @api public71    def orderer_class72      @orderer_class || "Spinach::Orderers::Default"73    end74    # A randomization seed. This is what spinach uses for test run75    # randomization, so if you call `Kernel.srand(Spinach.config.seed)`76    # in your support environment file, not only will the test run77    # order be guaranteed to be stable under a specific seed, all78    # the Ruby-generated random numbers produced during your test79    # run will also be stable under that seed.80    #81    # @api public82    def seed83      @seed ||= rand(0xFFFF)84    end85    # The "step definitions path" holds the place where your feature step86    # classes will be searched for. Defaults to '#{features_path}/steps'87    #88    # @return [String]89    #   The step definitions path.90    #91    # @api public92    def step_definitions_path93      @step_definitions_path || "#{self.features_path}/steps"94    end95    # The "support path" helds the place where you can put your configuration96    # files. Defaults to '#{features_path}/support'97    #98    # @return [String]99    #   The support file path.100    #101    # @api public102    def support_path103      @support_path || "#{self.features_path}/support"104    end105    def generate106      @generate || false107    end108    # Allows you to read the config object using a hash-like syntax.109    #110    # @param [String] attribute111    #   The attribute to fetch.112    #113    # @example114    #   Spinach.config[:step_definitions_path]115    #   # => 'features/steps'116    #117    # @api public118    def [](attribute)119      self.send(attribute)120    end121    # Allows you to set config properties using a hash-like syntax.122    #123    # @param [#to_s] attribute124    #   The attribute to set.125    #126    # @param [Object] value127    #   The value to set the attribute to.128    #129    # @example130    #   Spinach.config[:step_definitions_path] = 'integration/steps'131    #     # => 'integration/steps'132    #133    # @api public134    def []=(attribute, value)135      self.send("#{attribute}=", value)136    end137    # The failure exceptions return an array of exceptions to be captured and138    # considered as failures (as opposite of errors)139    #140    # @return [Array<Exception>]141    #142    # @api public143    def failure_exceptions144      @failure_exceptions ||= []145    end146    # The "fail_fast" determines if the suite run should exit147    # when encountering a failure/error148    #149    # @return [true/false]150    #    The fail_fast flag.151    #152    # @api public153    def fail_fast154      @fail_fast155    end156    # "audit" enables step auditing mode157    #158    # @return [true/false]159    #    The audit flag.160    #161    # @api public162    def audit163      @audit || false164    end165    # It allows you to set a config file to parse for all the other options to be set166    #167    # @return [String]168    #   The config file name...

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