Best Serenity Cucumber code snippet using net.serenitybdd.cucumber.integration.intellij.CucumberWithSerenityRuntimeMain
...14 * Contributed by Vladimir Ivanov15 * Deprecated: Replaced with cucumber.runtime.cli.Main16 */17@Deprecated18public class CucumberWithSerenityRuntimeMain {19 public static void main(String[] argv) throws Throwable {20 byte exitStatus = run(argv, Thread.currentThread().getContextClassLoader());21 System.exit(exitStatus);22 }23 /**24 * Launches the Cucumber-JVM command line25 * @param argv runtime options. See details in the {@code cucumber.api.cli.Usage.txt} resource26 * @param classLoader classloader used to load the runtime27 * @return 0 if execution was successful, 1 if not (there were test failures)28 * @throws IOException if resources couldn't be loaded during execution29 */30 public static byte run(String[] argv, ClassLoader classLoader) throws IOException {31 RuntimeOptions runtimeOptions = new RuntimeOptions(asList(argv));32 ResourceLoader resourceLoader = new MultiLoader(classLoader);...
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I had to tweak the serenity.properties
file by trial and error, because it is not obvious by reading the Browserstack documentation and because the Browserstack code is relying on a very old Serenity framework version:
environment.parallel_1.name = parallel_test
environment.parallel_1.browser = Chrome
environment.parallel_1.browser_version = 73.0 beta
environment.parallel_1.os = OS X
environment.parallel_1.os_version = Mojave
environment.parallel_1.resolution = 1280x1024
environment.parallel_1.browserstack.local = true
environment.parallel_2.name = parallel_test
environment.parallel_2.browser = IE
environment.parallel_2.browser_version = 11
environment.parallel_2.os = Windows
environment.parallel_2.os_version = 7
environment.parallel_2.resolution = 1280x1024
environment.parallel_2.browserstack.local = true
you can see the code here: https://github.com/izaac/serenity-cucumber4
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