How to use failure_feature method of Integration Package

Best Spinach_ruby code snippet using Integration.failure_feature

use_customized_reporter.rb

Source: use_customized_reporter.rb Github

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...65)66 @feature = "features/​success_feature.feature"67 end68 Given 'I have a feature that has one failure' do69 write_file('features/​failure_feature.feature', """70Feature: A failure feature71 Scenario: This is scenario will fail72 Then I fail73 """)74 write_file('features/​steps/​failure_feature.rb',75 <<-EOF76 require_relative "../​../​test_reporter"77class AFailureFeature < Spinach::FeatureSteps78 feature "A failure feature"79 Then "I fail" do80 assert false81 end82 end83 EOF84)85 @feature = "features/​failure_feature.feature"86 end87 When 'I run it using the new reporter' do88 run_feature @feature, append: "-r test_reporter"89 end90 Then 'I see the desired output' do91 @stdout.must_include("The customized class")92 end93 When 'I run it using two custom reporters' do94 @failure_filename = "tmp/​custom-reporter-#{SecureRandom.hex}.txt"95 @expected_path = "tmp/​fs/​#{@failure_filename}"96 run_feature @feature, append: "-r failure_file,test_reporter", env: { 'SPINACH_FAILURE_FILE' => @failure_filename }97 end98 99 Then 'I see one reporter\'s output on the screen' do100 @stdout.must_include("The customized class")101 end102 103 Then 'I see the other reporter\'s output in a file' do104 assert File.exist?(@expected_path), "Reporter should have created an output file: #{@expected_path}"105 File.open(@expected_path).read.must_equal "features/​failure_feature.feature:4"106 end107end...

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show_step_source_location.rb

Source: show_step_source_location.rb Github

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...66 /​I do not succeed.*features\/​steps\/​error_feature\.rb.*3/​67 )68 end69 step "I have a feature that has a failure" do70 write_file('features/​failure_feature.feature', """71Feature: A failure feature72 Scenario: This is scenario will not succeed73 Then I do not succeed74""")75 write_file('features/​steps/​failure_feature.rb',76 'class Spinach::Features::AFailureFeature < Spinach::FeatureSteps77 feature "A failure feature"78 step "I do not succeed" do79 i_exist = "Your Pappa"80 i_exist.must_be_equal "Your Mumma"81 end82 end')83 @feature = "features/​failure_feature.feature"84 end85 step "I should see the source location of each step, even ones with failures" do86 @stdout.must_match(87 /​I do not succeed.*features\/​steps\/​failure_feature\.rb.*3/​88 )89 end90end...

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exit_status.rb

Source: exit_status.rb Github

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...4 Given "I have a feature that has no error or failure" do5 @feature = Integration::FeatureGenerator.success_feature6 end7 Given "I have a feature that has a failure" do8 @feature = Integration::FeatureGenerator.failure_feature9 end10 When "I run it" do11 run_feature @feature12 end13 Then "the exit status should be 0" do14 @last_exit_status.success?.must_equal true15 end16 Then "the exit status should be 1" do17 @last_exit_status.success?.must_equal false18 end19end...

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