Andrew Premdas wrote:
Assuming you're writing a feature for a black box that works under
linux, osx but not under windows. Can you not write a features like
Given I'm on windows
When I run black box
I should get an error ...
Given I'm on OSX
When I run black box
I should not get an error ...
Just an idea, HTH
Andrew
2008/11/22 Luis Lavena <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Hello Guys,
May this question be silly, so I'm exposing myself as a complete dumb ;-)
I've been working on a project called rake-compiler, which enable the
building of extension with C compilers in a standarized way.
http://github.com/luislavena/rake-compiler/tree/master
The thing is been driven by features and with some specs to guide me
in the task associations of rake, but not much after.
Now I have a problem: I want to introduce cross compilation which can
only be executed in certain environments, not all.
I have specs that tell me what will happen (what things will get
defined as rake tasks) and the chain, but I cannot execute it under
Windows.
Only under OSX or Linux can be executed (which I'm using right now to drive it).
There is a way that I can exclude this feature from being executed in
this case? I will prefer to avoid having a feature list to maintain,
but if is the only choice, no problem.
You could use profiles in the cucumber.yml file. Rather than creating a
long feature list you can exclude a feature from one profile.
Cucumber accepts:
-e, --exclude PATTERN Don't run features matching a pattern
@@@
windows: --format progress features --exclude pesky_windows_feature
mac: --format progress features
@@@
Then run them with:
cucumber --profile windows
cucumber --profile mac
HTH,
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http://blog.josephwilk.net
Thanks in advance for the suggestions.
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