rspec users - Dec 2008 - Autospec does not work w/ cucumber features?

Hi!

And now for the second part of the subject of my previous mails :)

$ cat cucumber.yml
default: .
autotest: -v .
autotest-all: -v -f progress .
$ cucumber -i . -f progress
PP

Pending Scenarios:

1)  enlightenment (meditation)

$ AUTOFEATURE=true autospec     # bug! prompt returns immediately, ZenTest gem
not a dependency? a warning that autotest was not found would be nice.
$ sudo gem install ZenTest
Successfully installed ZenTest-3.11.0
1 gem installed
Installing ri documentation for ZenTest-3.11.0...
Installing RDoc documentation for ZenTest-3.11.0...
$ AUTOFEATURE=true autospec
^CInterrupt a second time to quit
^C


it just does not do anything at all...
and I haven''t had any luck with earlier versions of cucumber, either.
Nor does autospec become more active when I have implemented some features
already.
afaik I did everything mentioned in
   http://github.com/aslakhellesoy/cucumber/wikis/autotest-integration

any ideas?

NB: where to file the autospec/autotest warning missing bug; rspec plain?
rspec-cucumber?

Bye,
Kero.

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On Sat, Dec 6, 2008 at 7:04 AM, Kero van Gelder <kero at chello.nl> wrote:
> $ AUTOFEATURE=true autospec     # bug! prompt returns immediately, ZenTest
gem not a dependency? a warning that autotest was not found would be nice.
Huh.  The autospec command comes from RSpec; do you have this issue
without setting AUTOFEATURE=true?

Peter

> > $ AUTOFEATURE=true autospec     # bug! prompt returns immediately,
ZenTest gem not a dependency? a warning that autotest was not found would be
nice.
> 
> Huh.  The autospec command comes from RSpec; do you have this issue
> without setting AUTOFEATURE=true?
Yup.

But as I only have features, I would not expect it
to do anything in that case ;)

Bye,
Kero. 
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Kero van Gelder wrote:
>>> $ AUTOFEATURE=true autospec     # bug! prompt returns immediately,
ZenTest gem not a dependency? a warning that autotest was not found would be
nice.
>>>       
>> Huh.  The autospec command comes from RSpec; do you have this issue
>> without setting AUTOFEATURE=true?
>>     
>
> Yup.
>
> But as I only have features, I would not expect it
> to do anything in that case ;)
>
> Bye,
> Kero. 
>   
Perhaps the problem is related to that.. if you add a spec or two what 
happens?

-Ben

>>>> $ AUTOFEATURE=true autospec     # bug! prompt returns
immediately, ZenTest gem not a dependency? a warning that autotest was not found
would be nice.
>>>>       
>>> Huh.  The autospec command comes from RSpec; do you have this issue
>>> without setting AUTOFEATURE=true?
>>
>> Yup.
>>
>> But as I only have features, I would not expect it
>> to do anything in that case ;)
>
> Perhaps the problem is related to that.. if you add a spec or two what  
> happens?
Nope!
I''ve been looking for the "default directory setup" for quite
a while.
It''s not documented as such, but suggested at
http://github.com/aslakhellesoy/cucumber/wikis/migration-from-rspec-stories
And behold!

$ autospec 
(Not running features.  To run features in autotest, set AUTOFEATURE=true.)
$ AUTOFEATURE=true autospec 
loading autotest/cucumber
cucumber features --format progress --format autotest --color --out
/tmp/autotest-cucumber20081212-23416-1vlymnp-0
................

cucumber features --format progress --format autotest --color --out
/tmp/autotest-cucumber20081212-23416-njhy50-0
................

Actually, just making a ./features directory is already enough...

What is clearly a bug, is that the suggested cucumber.yml
profiles autotest and autotest-all, when they include the
directory to -r require and the directory with the features,
are not picked up by autospec.

To file under rspec, I suppose:
http://rspec.lighthouseapp.com/projects/16211-cucumber/tickets/134-autospec-does-not-pick-up-profiles

Bye,
Kero.
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