Andrew Premdas wrote:
> What you're doing here is writing imperative features. Writing
> declarative features might be a better alternative. Instead of
...
>
> Given I am on the new entity page
> When I correctly fill in the new entity form
> Then I should see a confirmation
>
> Then the feature has much less technical stuff in it that
>
> 1) Hide the intent
> 2) Make the story brittle to cosmetic changes, in particular to small
> rewordings of error messages and confirmations
>
> A side effect of this is you need much less regex magic to match your
> expressions.
>
This advice does help. Thank you.
Is there a way to mix webrat and hard coded steps? In other words, if I
have this in my steps file.
Given /I am on the new entity page/ do
visits "/entities/new"
end
When /I fill out the form correctly/ do
fills_in("Common Name", :with => "My Common Name")
fills_in("Legal Name", :with => "My Legal Name")
Entity.entity_legal_name = "CORP" # does not work
end
Is this possible?
How do I set the attribute "entity_legal_form" to "CORP" for that
entity? I cannot figure out how to reference that entity instance.
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