Hi
I have three steps like this:
Given 'a user called "$name" of type $user_type and status $user_state in
organisation "$organisation_name"' do |name, user_type, user_state,
organisation_name|
$runs ||= 1
puts "MOO #{$runs}"
$runs += 1
# ...
end
Given 'a user called "$name" with username "$username" of type $user_type
and status $user_state in organisation "$organisation_name"' do |name,
username, user_type, user_state, organisation_name|
# ...
end
Given 'a user called "$name" with secondary email "$secondary_email" of
type $user_type and status $user_state in organisation "$organisation_name"'
do |name, secondary_email, user_type, user_state, organisation_name|
# ...
end
When I run a story containing these step calls:
And a user called "Mr Kameron Friesen" of type END_USER and status
APPROVED in organisation "My Infant School"
And a user called "Mr Adam Kameron" of type END_USER and status APPROVED
in organisation "My Infant School"
And a user called "Mr Matching Username" with username "
[EMAIL PROTECTED]" of type END_USER and status APPROVED in
organisation "My Infant School"
And a user called "Mrs Matching SecondaryEmail" with secondary email "
[EMAIL PROTECTED]" of type END_USER and status APPROVED in
organisation "My Infant School"
And a user called "Miss NotMe Kovacek" of type END_USER and status
APPROVED in organisation "My Infant School"
And a user called "Mr No Match" of type END_USER and status APPROVED in
organisation "Kameron's School Should Not Match"
It always runs the body of the FIRST step, and not the ones that allow
passing a username or email. I know this because of the debugging output I
left in the step above.
Anyone got an idea why this is happening? I'm gonna have to work around it
for now, if I can figure out how.
Thanks
Ashley
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