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Can't call a specific feature file that is in a subdirectory under features

carl.youngbl...@gmail.com (Carl Youngblood) — Mon, 28 Jan 2013 15:08:44 UT

When I try to call a specific feature file that is not directly under
features but under a subfolder within features, it doesn't recognize my
steps. If I just run lettuce without a specific feature file, my steps are
recognized. In cucumber I often see similar behavior but I'm able to supply
additional directories to look in with the -r ("require") option. However,

Re: [lettuce-developers] Python 3 support

vincent.legoff....@gmail.com (Vincent Le Goff) — Fri, 23 Nov 2012 16:10:27 UT

Hi Ivan,

That's right. I didn't check the available branches, my previous
e-mail should be ignored x) .

Vincent

2012/11/23, Ivan Kolodyazhny <e...@e0ne.info>:

Re: [lettuce-developers] Python 3 support

e...@e0ne.info (Ivan Kolodyazhny) — Fri, 23 Nov 2012 15:11:09 UT

Hi Vincent,

Thanks for your feedback. Porting is not finished yet. I'm planning to fix
some issues this weekend.

According to your error it looks like you use 'master' branch instead of
'python3' branch.

Regards,
Ivan Kolodyazhny,
Web Developer,
[link],
[link],

Re: [lettuce-developers] Python 3 support

vincent.legoff....@gmail.com (Vincent Le Goff) — Fri, 23 Nov 2012 14:26:37 UT

Hi Ivan,

I tried to install the Lettuce version you're migrating to Python 3.
Actually I got an error while installing the 'sure' package:

...# python3.3 setup.py install
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "setup.py", line 20, in <module>
from sure import version
File ".../sure/__init__.py", line 244

Re: [lettuce-developers] Sublime Text plugin for lettuce

gabr...@nacaolivre.org (Gabriel Falcão) — Mon, 19 Nov 2012 15:04:38 UT

Hello Kyle,
that's really great, thank you for your effort. I'm looking forward to see
this plugin.
At my work many people use sublime and it's gonna be really exciting to
have it working well with lettuce.

Also, great name!

Cheers,
Gabriel Falcão

Sublime Text plugin for lettuce

kyle...@gmail.com (Kyle Derkacz) — Mon, 19 Nov 2012 05:59:21 UT

I was looking around for something that handled auto-completions and step
validation to simplify the writing of Lettuce tests but I couldn't find
anything so I wrote a plugin for Sublime Text. It's my first foray into ST
plugin development so it's probably far from optimal, but if anyone is
interested in giving it a go you can check it out

Re: [lettuce-developers] Python 3 support

e...@e0ne.info (Ivan Kolodyazhny) — Tue, 30 Oct 2012 13:03:19 UT

Hi all.

I'm working on migrate Lettuce to Python 3.3. I'm not finished yet but you
can to try my code and contrib any patches, questions and comments. Github
repos:

- [link]
- [link]
- [link]

A Lettuce new learner from Hong Kong

terry173...@gmail.com (CHAN Terry) — Mon, 29 Oct 2012 09:35:52 UT

Dear all,
I am a student comes from Hong Kong, and i am doing a Final year project,
Acceptance testing tool in Python.
I just read the Lettuce tutorial, how to write the .feature file.
My question is,
1) is there any other information to learn Lettuce, mainly focus on the
.feature file.
2) is there has a BNF to express the .feature file

Re: [lettuce-developers] Test conventions

gabr...@nacaolivre.org (Gabriel Falcão) — Fri, 07 Sep 2012 11:38:08 UT

I like it, if you want send the pull request and I merge fot the next
release :)

-- Gabriel Falcão

Test conventions

da...@deadpansincerity.com (David Miller) — Fri, 07 Sep 2012 10:43:25 UT

So I've patched [1] Lettuce with a -r --random option that randomises the
order of features and scenarios within features.
Just in the process of writing tests for the changes - tests for updates to
the behaviour of lettuce.Runner - tests/functional/test_runner.p y -= fine.
I can't seem to ack any existing tests that exercise

Re: Porting to Python 3 - the reload function

vincent.legoff....@gmail.com (Vincent Le Goff) — Wed, 22 Aug 2012 15:25:55 UT

Hi everyone.

The last commit '1ef90cf0771...' does help. In case someone want to
use my work to port to Python 3:

I used the 2to3 tool which is usually pretty efficient. There are
still some pieces of code that has to be fixed manually, but it's
usually no big deal.

I also deleted the lettuce/django directory (and the one in the

Re: [lettuce-developers] Cucumber-like Tags

gabr...@nacaolivre.org (Gabriel Falcão) — Tue, 21 Aug 2012 17:44:40 UT

It's already implemented, it's not documented yet though. Sorry.

You can decorate your scenarios with @as @many-tags @youwant

and run with

lettuce --tag=many-tags

you can also exclude scenarios that match some tag prefixing with "-" minus
sign

lettuce --tag=-youwant

and specify as many tags as you want:

Cucumber-like Tags

dsta...@dstanek.com (David Stanek) — Tue, 21 Aug 2012 15:05:08 UT

Hello All,

Has anyone thought of creating a tag feature similar to what Cucumber
implements[1]? I've been thinking about ways to organize my tests and
that feels like a good approach. There are really two things I'm
trying to accomplish:
1. A way to mark tests a "work in progress" so that they are skipped

Porting to Python 3 - the reload function

vincent.legoff....@gmail.com (Vincent Le Goff) — Tue, 14 Aug 2012 12:47:21 UT

Hi everyone.

Those last days, I tried to port the current code to Python 3 which I
currently use. I ended up with something which runs with Python 3,
which is good: there is still some unavailbale functions and some that
I didn't test, yet. But it was a first try.

Anyway, I have some questions about the reload built-in function which

Re: [lettuce-developers] Python 3 support

janis.ab...@gmail.com (Jānis Ābele) — Thu, 12 Jul 2012 22:01:15 UT

Hi!
This evening I got same need for lettuce python3 support.
Now checking whats happens when trying to set up lettuce in python3
virtualenv and looks like there shall be fair amount of work.
I would happily invest some time in this.