Seem to be having a problem with the new releases 0.3.5 which
completely breaks my rake tasks cucumber.rake · GitHub.
WIth the
t.fork = true # Explicitly fork for cucumber 0.3.4 and rails
lines added to the tasks none of my steps are recognised (see second
file in gists)
Without t.fork line I get an error < undefined method `differ=’ >
(trace in third file in gist)
Running similar profiles using cucumber -p seems to work fine
All best
Andy
Andrew P. wrote:
Without t.fork line I get an error < undefined method `differ=’ >
(trace in third file in gist)
Running similar profiles using cucumber -p seems to work fine
All best
This looks similar to a ticket James opened earlier:
https://rspec.lighthouseapp.com/projects/16211-cucumber/tickets/325-cucumber-v-035-load-behaviour-change
Please follow that ticket and comment there if you agree.
-Ben
file in gists)
This looks similar to a ticket James opened earlier:
Lighthouse - Beautifully Simple Issue Tracking
Please follow that ticket and comment there if you agree.
Can you all try to specify the lib attribute of the rake task? I think
that has something to do with this…
Aslak
lines added to the tasks none of my steps are recognised (see second
Aslak
Sorry I don’t understand what you mean by this, could you be more
specific, perhaps a command to run or some more detail.
The Rake task has a lib attribute (t.libs = …). Could you try to set
that?
http://rdoc.info/projects/aslakhellesoy/cucumber
http://rdoc.info/rdoc/aslakhellesoy/cucumber/blob/50d4738d4dbfda681333d49dcb2f4d27d91a0156/Cucumber/Rake/Task.html
Aslak
Sorry for being a bit slow, but what would you like me to set it to??
2009/5/18 aslak hellesoy [email protected]:
2009/5/15 aslak hellesoy [email protected]:
file in gists)
This looks similar to a ticket James opened earlier:
Lighthouse - Beautifully Simple Issue Tracking
Please follow that ticket and comment there if you agree.
Can you all try to specify the lib attribute of the rake task? I think
that has something to do with this…
Aslak
Sorry I don’t understand what you mean by this, could you be more
specific, perhaps a command to run or some more detail.
Thanks
Andrew