Cucumber fit step table output

Testing RSpec
1

If this is a bug I’ll submit a ticket.
Or, maybe I’d doing something wrong.

Using a Cucumber FIT Step Table, the scenario runs and passes (and
fails when i put bad data in the table). But the console output only
shows the Step text, not the table so when I read the output it’s not
telling me what data was actually run.

Cucumber 0.1.13.2

tia,
linoj

2

could you pastie an example?

3

I think this is not yet implemented. I had the same issue and was told
they are working on it but that they are doing a big refactoring so
might not be in 0.1.13 yet

To work around that issues. I created a helper method that can print
the table in one line or multiple line. Then call the method with the
element of the table twice. One for the table and one to show them in
the step. Then I made sure all the step regular expresion supported
that notation

Thanks

Emmanuel

4

something like

Given I do something with the following param |Key1|value1|, |Key2|
Value2|
|Key1|value1|
|Key2|Value2|

Then your step could look like

Given ‘I do something with the following .*’ do | table|
// your logic
end

Emmanuel

5

On Sun, Dec 28, 2008 at 7:19 PM, Emmanuel P.
[email protected]wrote:

I think this is not yet implemented. I had the same issue and was told they
are working on it but that they are doing a big refactoring so might not be
in 0.1.13 yet

That’s right. You have to wait for the next major release to have tables
printed.

On Dec 28, 2008, at 10:09 AM, Jonathan L. wrote:

If this is a bug I’ll submit a ticket.

Or, maybe I’d doing something wrong.

Using a Cucumber FIT Step Table,

Let’s stop calling tables “FIT tables”. Tables are inspired from the
FIT
tool, but they are not FIT tables. Better names:

Step tables and Scenario tables.

Step tables are tables that are arguments to step definitions.

Scenario tables are tables that invoke a Scenario (or Scenario Outline)
with
special values.

Aslak

the scenario runs and passes (and fails when i put bad data in the
table).