Aruba appears to be similar to Rails in the sense that it is a box of predefined magic that is built on top of underlying functionality.
You will have to find the step definition for the Aruba sep that you are using and see how it does what it does.
@enkessler
Then the output should include: # features/step_definitions/lines_steps.rb:1
"""
days
uptime
"""
expected #<Aruba::Command(#<Aruba::Processes::SpawnProcess:9551740 commandline="w": output=" 17:00:53 up 15 days, 3:17, 1 user, load average: 0.01, 0.02, 0.05
USER ...">)> to include "days", but it does not respond to `include?`
Diff:
@@ -1,2 +1,3 @@
-["days"]
+#<Aruba::Processes::SpawnProcess:9551740 commandline="w": output=" 17:00:53 up 15 days, 3:17, 1 user, load average: 0.01, 0.02, 0.05
+USER ...">
(RSpec::Expectations::ExpectationNotMetError)
./features/step_definitions/lines_steps.rb:3:in `block (2 levels) in <top (required)>'
./features/step_definitions/lines_steps.rb:2:in `each'
./features/step_definitions/lines_steps.rb:2:in `/^the output should include:$/'Then(/^(?:the )?(output|stdout|stderr) should( not)? contain all of these lines:$/)
It takes a table instead of a multiline string.
Then(/^(?:the )?(output|stdout|stderr) should( not)? contain all of these lines:$/) do |expected_words|
expected_words.split("\n").each do |word|
expect(last_command_started).to include(word)
end
end
expected_words.split("\n").each do |word|
expect(last_command_started).to include(word)
end
end
Ambiguous match of "the output should contain all of these lines:":
aruba-0.14.2/lib/aruba/cucumber/command.rb:356:in /^(?:the )?(output|stdout|stderr) should( not)? contain all of these lines:$/'
features/step_definitions/lines_steps.rb:1:in/^(?:the )?(output|stdout|stderr) should( not)? contain all of these lines:$/'
Yep. An ambiguous match is what would happen if you try to define a pattern that conflicts with an existing pattern.
Then the output should contain all of these lines: # aruba-0.14.2/lib/aruba/cucumber/command.rb:356
| uptime |
| days |
expected [#<Aruba::Command(#<Aruba::Processes::SpawnProcess:9483560 commandline="w": output=" 17:05:29 up 15 days, 3:21, 1 user, load average: 0.00, 0.01, 0.05
USER ...">)>] to include an object have output: string includes: "uptime"
object at index 0 failed to match:
expected " 17:05:29 up 15 days, 3:21, 1 user, load average: 0.00, 0.01, 0.05\nUSER TTY FROM ...PU PCPU WHAT\ncentos pts/0 10.2.153.10 11:51 1.00s 1.35s 0.18s sshd: centos [priv]" to have output: string includes: "uptime" (RSpec::Expectations::ExpectationNotMetError)
features/landingzone_baseline.feature:35:in `Then the output should contain all of these lines:'
worked
thank you so much @enkessler
well, with the same browser
I'm using webdriver.io for a different test suite, and the test runner has a wdio.conf file with a
maxInstances property
so if you set that to 3, and have chrome and firefox in your
capabilities.browserName, it'll launch 3 firefox sessions and 3 chrome sessions
Hi, i'm using cucumber + ruby for iOS. when i worked on Xcode 8.3 simulators, everything is fine and i can specify . Xcode 9 released recently and i installed Xcode 9. when i started running test cases with cucumber + ruby, i found i can only specify iOS 11 simulators and launch tests successfully. if i specify iOS 10.3.1 or prior simulators, a iOS 11 simulator was launched instead. i've installed 10.3.1 simulators for Xcode 9. not sure what happened. did anyone encounter same issue and resolve it?
Longtime Cucumber user and Ruby enthusiast.
On a serious note, I'm struggling with when I should delete data and where I can (e.g. After hook)?
Scenario: As John I verify I feel good once I put on shoes
Given: I create a person named John
When: I put my shoes on
Then: I feel refreshed
And: I delete person named John using an API callIn this scenario I am setting up my person named John from the UI, however, I don't want this person hanging around in my DB, so I'm adding a step to delete this individual. The scenario is not about deleting John, but feeling good about putting on shoes. So, if for some reason my deletion fails, then the test fails which is incorrect. So, can I abstract this step and place it into an After hook using a variable that I store John in? What if I have multiple scenarios creating multiple Johns, can I still abstract this step?
I know this might sound jumbled, so please tell me to provide further or clearer details.
Thanks.
@lefty1975 An
After hook works well enough for this kind of thing.Given(/^I create a person named John$/) do
# Instance variable so that future steps can use this person
@person_for_test = create_new_person('John')
# Other steps may have already created people
@people_created ||= []
@people_created << @person_for_test
endAfter do
# Possible that no person creating steps were called/reached
if @people_created
@people_created.each do |person|
delete_person(person)
end
end
end
I would expect the following to work, but its not -
Given "I am {string}" do |name|
I haven't upgrade yet, but I am under the impression that things are working.
https://cucumber.io/blog/2017/09/21/upgrading-to-cucumber-3
https://cucumber.io/blog/2017/09/21/upgrading-to-cucumber-3
I have been trying to solve this error message when executing my features in parallelization and cannot figure it out. I have searched high and low with no success. I do not have a rerun file either, so I'm at a lost. I can provide my ERB for verification, but I have used online tools to have it validated.
cucumber.yml was found, but could not be parsed with ERB. Please refer to cucumber's documentation on correct profile usage.
#<Errno::EEXIST: File exists @ dir_s_mkdir - ./features/reports/2017-10-26__0925_32s>cucumber.yml was found, but could not be parsed with ERB. Please refer to cucumber's documentation on correct profile usage.
#<Errno::EEXIST: File exists @ dir_s_mkdir - ./features/reports/2017-10-26__0925_32s><%
@time = Time.now.strftime("%Y-%m-%d__%H%M_%Ss")
Dir.mkdir('./features/reports/') unless File.exists?('./features/reports/')
@report_path = "./features/reports/#{@time}/"
@screenshot_path = "./features/reports/#{@time}/"
@new_dir_setup = -> { Dir.mkdir(@report_path) unless File.exists?(@report_path) }
ENV['SERVER_URL'] = ENV['SERVER_URL']
%>
# Cucumber Base Profile components:
common: RESET_BETWEEN_SCENARIOS=1 SERVER_URL=<%= ENV['SERVER_URL']%> -f progress -r features
html_report: <%@new_dir_setup.call%> -f html --out=<%= @report_path%>web_test_report<%= ENV['TEST_ENV_NUMBER']%>.html SCREENSHOT_PATH=<%= @screenshot_path%>
Also,
ENV['SERVER_URL'] = ENV['SERVER_URL'] isn't going to do much for you.
except for Coconut milk, I can't stand coconut.
I think that gets evaluated when the file is read in, not just when the
html_report profile is used.
