Mauro -
Thanks for the pointer for the decorator.
As far as my requirement - it is mainly a build verification requirement. I
like the summary report at end (numbers). It is a nice one line indicator
instead of scrolling through the console log.
However, the requirement for a Business Analyst/Customer having in-sight
into all the passing stories and their scenarios, some kind of a
hierarchical view would be useful
Story <description>
Scenario <description> <Pass/Fail>
Provided tags to the story would also be beneficial if the number of stories
get into 100's range and if there are any cross-cutting aspects to the
stories. One of the tags can be iteration #/
Ravi
On Fri, Oct 30, 2009 at 1:29 PM, Mauro Talevi <[email protected]>wrote:
> Hi,
>
> To print out all the steps - see question
>
> "How do I output all my scenario steps - and not just when a scenario
> fails?"
>
> in http://jbehave.org/reference/stable/faq.html
>
> ATM, to count the number of scenarios you may write a decorator for the
> ScenarioReporter that holds a counter that is incremented in say the
> afterScenario() method.
>
> But yes, WRT to reporting JBehave has a lot of potential for improvement.
> IMO, the scenario reporter is appropriate for a CI setting in which the main
> focus is to highlight what's been run and if there any failures.
>
> There are many ways to improve the scenario output. Myself and Paul had an
> very interesting chat with Ward Cunningham at Agile conf this year where he
> was explaining a new "swim lane" reporting paradigm, that seemed very
> promising to us.
>
> As usual, JBehave is very much driven by user demand. So I would suggest
> that we start a thread collecting the requirement for more expressing
> scenario reporting.
>
> Cheers
>
>
>
> Hitesh Sarda wrote:
>
>> was thinking about this myself as well.
>>
>> The reporter prints Pending steps but not passed steps. Anyway to
>> configure it to print everything? This will create a good test-result
>> artifact that the business users can understand and signoff a release.
>>
>> - Hitesh
>>
>>
>>
>> 2009/10/30 Ravi Varanasi <[email protected]>:
>>
>>> This might be a newbie question. Is there anyway to have the scenario
>>> reporter
>>> to report number of scenarios run, how many passed, how many failed
>>> (similar to
>>> the surefire plugin) ? Wanted to make sure there isn't something obvious
>>> in
>>> configuration missed by me or should override the PrintStreamScenario ?
>>>
>>> Thanks,
>>> Ravi
>>>
>>>
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