If you are using Jenkins or Hudson, you can use the xunit-jbehave plugin
that will produce a very nice mapping from example scenarios to the unit
test display. If you are using another CI server, this may be possible
as well by using the xsl to convert the jbehave reports to junit reports
and process them as unit test results (haven't tried that yet though,
I'm using Jenkins).
Reporting the example tests e.g. in eclipse may be possible, but this is
not supported by the current runners (would be worth taking a look at
though, maybe I can do this when i have time).
On 03.01.2012 18:56, Marcin Zajączkowski wrote:
Hi,
Using AnnotatedPathRunner/SpringAnnotatedPathRunner I was able to get JUnit test per
story, which is much more friendly than one big "run" test. I know I have nice
looking JBehave report, but I wonder is it be possible to get reporting per example in
parametrized tests (something looking like in JUnitParams -
http://wiki.junitparams.googlecode.com/hg/images/test.png ) to receive instant report in
IDE/CI treating JBehave tests as JUnit tests?
Regards
Marcin
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