Great, thank you for that answer.
I was looking for something like Given Scenario, but this is not the
JBehave concept as it seems.
The scenarios seem not to be intended to be independent from each other.
They seem to be run always in sequential order.
So I can re-model this to achieve my goal
Unfortunately there seems to be a bug concerning GivenStories in 4.0-beta-3.
It did not work with that version. But it works with JBehave 3.8.0.
2013/9/12 Hans Schwäbli bugs.need.love@gmail.com
Great, thank you for that answer.
I was looking for something like Given Scenario, but this is
I discovered that this kind of usage does not work in JBehave 3.8:
GivenStories:
stories/login_story.story,
stories/logout_story.story,
stories/login_story.story
Scenario: Login after logout to verify if re-login works
Only if I add a Given/When/Then, the scenario Login after logout is
You're right, currently if there are no steps in a scenario the given
stories are not executed as they are seen as preconditions to some steps
in the scenario.
We could make this behaviour configurable though.Currently there no
workarounds other than adding at least one step.
Note that
Hi, I'm using JBehave with JUnit.
I was able to configure and use it well.
But there is something that is bottering me.
When a scenario fails all the other scenarios aren't executed, they just
show like PENDING.
Is there a way that despite a scenario fails the others will be executed?
Thanks
Hi Bruno,
You can control this behavior via configuration. I'm assuming you are talking
about scenarios on the same story file
The class that controls this on JBehave is
org.jbehave.core.embedder.StoryControls. I do find it weird that you see this
behavior because I see that the default on
