James Byrne wrote:
> So, depending upon the way cucumber is invoked, either all the tests
> pass, all the tests are skipped, or some of the tests pass and some fail
> one way and others pass and fail when invoked another way. This seems
> problematic for testing and it is far beyond my modest abilities to
> explain or rectify.
Well, I have localized the source of the error and I have resolved one
of the causes.
One of the feature tests was to assure that the test table was empty to
begin with. This was passing under cucumber and rake features while
failing under autotest. It failed because the testunit tests were
loading a fixture into that table. This I resolved by changing the
feature step to destroy_all that table.
The four remaining failures are all located in a test that uses a "More
Examples" construct. So, in fact, there is just one failing test that
is hit four times. This test follows:
Feature
...
Scenario: The common name should display with initial capitals
Given one valid entity
And I am on the edit entity page
When I fill in "Common Name" with " ANYThing WronG wITh tHiS? "
And I commit the update
Then I should see "Anything Wrong With This?"
And I should see an update success confirmation
More Examples:
...
Steps
...
def build_valid_entities(n=1)
Entity.transaction do
Entity.destroy_all
n.to_i.times do |n|
Entity.create! :entity_name => "Entity #{n}",
:entity_legal_name => "Entity #{n} Legal Name",
:entity_legal_form => "CORP"
end
end
end
Given /(\d+) valid entit/ do |n|
build_valid_entities(n)
end
Given /one valid entity/ do
build_valid_entities(1)
end
Given /I am on the edit entity page/ do
visits "/entities/1/edit"
end
...
The error is that there exists no entity with id=1. Ideas?
Regards,
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