On 23 Sep 2008, at 02:35, David Chelimsky wrote:
This should work right now with both 'rake spec' and 'cucumber
features'
It does, but only as "cucumber features" if I do "cucumber features/
descriptions/xyz.feature" it doesn't find the the step file on it's own.
Ben's TextMate Cucumber bundle reflects this, as it's "go to alternate
file" command creates steps one level down from the descriptions.
Kyle's "story" command uses the structure stories/stories and stories/
steps so I'm used to working that way.
My stories folder always had extra dirs, so I find the layout:
features/
descriptions/
apply.feature
open.feature
start.feature
stop.feature
zoom.feature
matchers/
steps/
support/
MUCH easier to follow than:
features/
apply.feature
matchers/
open.feature
start.feature
steps/
stop.feature
support/
zoom.feature
This is just how I use it anyway - maybe I'm alone in adding extra
folders like that. But I still find the nested structure much more
logical than the partially flat one.
Ashley
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