I wrote an acceptance test (using selenium) to test a specific product.
But I would like to specify to my test the id of the product to test.
Firstly, a test that requires input is not a “test”, it is a “script” or
“utility”. A true test would work from a list of products and test all
of them,
unattended.
That said, understand that rake is a program that runs programs, so it
does not
pass arguments to them by default. I think there’s a system for that,
but this
always works on make-style programs:
rake PRODUCT=1 test:acceptance …
Then access the PRODUCT inside the test with ENV[‘PRODUCT’].
I wrote an acceptance test (using selenium) to test a specific product.
But I would like to specify to my test the id of the product to test.
Firstly, a test that requires input is not a “test”, it is a “script” or
“utility”. A true test would work from a list of products and test all
of them,
unattended.
That said, understand that rake is a program that runs programs, so it
does not
pass arguments to them by default. I think there’s a system for that,
but this
always works on make-style programs:
rake PRODUCT=1 test:acceptance …
Then access the PRODUCT inside the test with ENV[‘PRODUCT’].
You perfectly understand what I want to do. but it says that
ENV[‘PRODUCT’] is nil
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