Hi
can you provide an example project with your configuration that
reproduces this behaviour?
Cheers
On 10/11/2014 18:30, Simon Kent wrote:
Hi
We were testing out an upgrade to JBehave 3.9.5 and noticed that our
story reports only showed the duration of the last story run (we run
all tests in one class).
On examination it looks like the write method in StoryManager always
created a new durations file (see extract below). This is presumably
the change for JBEHAVE-1041.
In previous versions (we were using 3.7.5) the report correctly showed
the durations for all the stories.
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private void write(Properties p, String name) {
File outputDirectory =
configuration.storyReporterBuilder().outputDirectory();
try {
Writer output = new FileWriter(new File(outputDirectory,
name));
p.store(output, this.getClass().getName());
output.close();
} catch (IOException e) {
e.printStackTrace();
}
}
Simon Kent
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