Hi,
in general, scenarios cannot be run individually, either via
command-line or via JUnit.
What you can do is use meta-filters to include/exclude scenarios in the
execution.
http://jbehave.org/reference/stable/meta-filtering.html
On 23/03/2012 19:37, Bhuvnesh Pratap wrote:
Hi All,
I believe it would be a desire of many to run individual scenarios
as separate JUnit Tests ! As of now
while running a story as by overriding run() with @Test JUnit the
whole story runs as a single JUnit
test in Eclipse.
I am looking for a way to run each scenario as individual test under
one bigger test which would be the
story itself . Yes on console one could always monitor the status of
each and every scenario under the
story but perhaps attaching the scenarios with JUnit would make
more intuitive. Could any of you help
me with what to do in a lil. detailed manner :)
As of now I am running bunch of stories by extending JUnitStories.
Any help here is highly appreciated !
Thanks,
Bhuvnesh Pratap
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