One of my examples now is like below
case_1001.feature
Feature: case_1001
Scenario: 10001
Given the network is CBS
Given the data :
Then there should be an asset with internal id and title1 in DB
One of my examples now is like below
Feature: case_1001
Scenario: 10001
Given the network is CBS
Given the data :
Then there should be an asset with internal id and title1 in DB
One of my examples now is like below
Feature: 1001
1001 is the internal id for QAs to identify case
Scenario: 1001
Given the title is “function1_1001”
…
Given /the title is “(.*)”/ do |title|
@title = title
end
Actually the title is generated by the rule
“function1_#{scenario_name}”. So
ideally it could be written in this way
Feature: 1001
1001 is the internal id for QAs to identify case
Scenario: 1001
Given the generated title
…
Given /the generated title/ do
@title = “function1_#{@scenario_name}” #though the variable
@scenario_name
isn’t available
end
So my question is: is it possible to get the name of the
scenario/feature in
the step block?
ps: sorry, last message was sent by mistake.
On Tue, Oct 14, 2008 at 6:40 PM, wei wei [email protected] wrote:
end
@title = “function1_#{@scenario_name}” #though the variable @scenario_name
isn’t available
end
Please try to exclude irrelevant information when asking a question.
Everything you said above doesn’t make your question any clearer.
So my question is: is it possible to get the name of the scenario/feature in
the step block?
It’s not, but you can register a feature request.
Take a look at
http://rspec.lighthouseapp.com/projects/16211-cucumber/tickets/44
It sounds like what you’re asking for is related.
Aslak
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