hey thanks joseph,
I tried this out:
$ ruby script/plugin install git://github.com/dchelimsky/rspec.git -r 'tag
1.1.12'
$ ruby script/plugin install git://github.com/dchelimsky/rspec-rails.git -r
'tag 1.1.12'
now Webrat finds correctly rspec-rails. Before it was a system gem and so it
failed, and all my
$ spec spec
were doing fine.
now with Examples as the keyword everything runs fine.
$ cucumber features/manage_cukes.feature
Feature: Manage cukes
In order to use scenario outlines
everything should work
Scenario Outline: Testing scenario outlines #
features/manage_cukes.feature:5
Given there are <cuke_versions>
Examples:
| cuke_versions |
| cuke_version 1 |
| cuke_version 2 |
| cuke_version 3 |
| cuke_version 4 |
4 scenarios
4 undefined steps
You can implement step definitions for missing steps with these snippets:
Given /^there are cuke_version 1$/ do
pending
end
Given /^there are cuke_version 2$/ do
pending
end
Given /^there are cuke_version 3$/ do
pending
end
Given /^there are cuke_version 4$/ do
pending
end
the thing was I was expecting the step like this:
Given /^there are <cuke_versions>$/ do
cuke_version.should_not be_nil
end
and then the step get called 4 times with the right data each time. But the
wiki states "*IMPORTANT: Your step definitions will never have to match a
placeholder. They will need to match the values that will replace the
placeholder*" so its a feature.
Then I must be missing the purpose of it. I'll dive the code and see...
thanks
joaquin
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