scenarios

问题 I want to dynamically create multiple examples for a ScenarioOutline in a feature file. Is it possible to do this in the @before hook somehow? I know this is not how you're supposed to use cucumber, but how would it be possible? I already tried accesing the Scenario in the hook, but there are no methods to get all steps and their variables/placeholders 回答1: Cucumber doesn't encourage to have examples outside feature file. However there are few non standard way available with cucumber to use

问题 Building upon the solution given by @olly (Power BI: How to scenario analysis, where the selector "looks up" the select value from slicer and gets values from that row) & file: https://pwrbi.com/so_55281950-2/ In the sample file a "what if" or scenario analysis is created. Two slicers are used, one which selects the scenario, and another one which selects the objects to apply the scenario on. @Olly provided a clever solution to deal with the situation: Value + Trend = SUMX ( 'Demo Fact Table'

问题 I have some feature files with multiple tags for each scenario. But I would like to run those who has both @a AND @b scenarios. How can I do that? tags = {"@a, @b"}, --> this will do @a OR @b scenarios Thanks. 回答1: I figured it out: tags = {"@a, @b"}, --> this will do @a OR @b scenarios tags = {"@a", "@b"}, --> this will do @a AND @b scenarios 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/39968139/cucumber-in-java-how-can-i-run-scenarios-with-both-tags-only

问题 I'm using jbehave and the jbehave maven plugin to run a set of scenario tests. Have my test class extending JUnitStories, and everything works nicely. Only issue is, I can't stop running the tests... Every time I run the maven install goal, it runs the tests. I've tried adding a skip scenarios profile, below, but it doesn't stop the tests from running. <profile> <id>skipScenarios</id> <build> <plugins> <plugin> <groupId>org.apache.maven.plugins</groupId> <artifactId>maven-surefire-plugin<

问题 I have an excel sheet (located in classpath), which has scenarios to be read and executed. Once they are executed, I should write back to the SAME excel sheet saying whether the scenario is PASS 'ed or FAIL 'ed. How can this be accomplished? ( NOTE: I am able to read the excel). 回答1: I guess the only way is to create a temporary file of the original file and read the temporary file. Do the validations. Open the original file for writing and display the error message. Finally delete the

问题 I've followed multiple tutorials on scenario analysis and what if analysis in power BI. these examples are quite clear to me and I somewhat understand how they work. For example this (https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Community-Blog/Scenario-Analysis-What-Ifs-Tips-amp-Techniques-For-Power-BI/ba-p/559653). In this example they create a table that contains values for different scenarios 5% 10% 15% 20% etc. and the user of the report can select these. But what if instead of direct values I have

问题 I mistakenly deleted an ODI package from my project which is very large in size. Is there a way to recreate the same package if I have a previously exported scenario for the same project? 回答1: Unfortunately there isn't any way to directly generate a deleted package from a scenario which you can see as a compiled version of the package. Here are a couple of things to check to see if you can retrieve some information : When promoting from one environment to another, it's recommended to export

问题 I am finishing a project and seems like the last part is the most difficult. I have 7 (6 + 1 optional) columns that have this sort data (some of them have only earlier/later/na, and some of them earlier/later/equals/na). For example three rows: OK OK No Yes Earlier Earlier N/A OK OK No Yes Earlier Earlier Earlier OK Missed Yes Yes Later Later Earlier These can end in 13 different scenarios (if it's "ok ok no yes earlier earlier n/a" would come to for example "a = a + 1"). What I need is to

问题 After a question on stackoverflow Parameters in Behat 3 Ian found a solution for pass to behat parameters. For environment it's ok, but for country parameters I'm a bit confused. I have a feature like this : Scenario Outline: Test if first link works Given I am on website "<country>" Then I visit the url "my-url" Then I click on first link Examples: | country | | US | | IT | This is what I have, and now I want to run something like : env="stg" country="US,IT" php53 bin/behat --suite=mySuite

问题 I have this feature file: Scenario Outline: Example Given I am a user When I enter <x> as an amount Then the result should be <result> Examples: | x | result | | 3 | 3 | | 1 | 1 | My issue is that after it's run, each example is labeled as variant # Is there a way to name what each example line is actually testing, so that in the report, we know better what is tested, not just: Scenario: Example, Variant 0 Scenario: Example, Variant 1 Scenario: Example, Variant 2 I'm trying to help our