how to suppress feature file line reference in cucumber output

[Sean Wolfe]

Currently my cucumber tests give output like this:

    When I log into the Automation test webapp # features/step_definitions/payment_steps.rb:13

And I foo # features/step_definitions/payment_steps.rb:20

And I bar # features/step_definitions/payment_steps.rb:32

I'd like to get rid of the feature file reference so it's only:

When I log into the Automation test webapp

And I foo

And I bar

This will make things much cleaner when we run in CI. 

Any thoughts? Thanks!

[aslak hellesoy]

`cucumber --no-source`

See `cucumber --help` for more.

Aslak

 

Any thoughts? Thanks!

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[Sean Wolfe]

Sweet - thanks.

[Andrew Premdas]

What about when something breaks, the location of the thing that has broken is really useful then.

 

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[Aslak Hellesøy]

On Tuesday, 28 April 2015 at 02:54, Andrew Premdas wrote:

On 27 April 2015 at 22:05, Sean Wolfe <swo...@kabaminc.com> wrote:

Currently my cucumber tests give output like this:

    When I log into the Automation test webapp # features/step_definitions/payment_steps.rb:13

And I foo # features/step_definitions/payment_steps.rb:20

And I bar # features/step_definitions/payment_steps.rb:32

I'd like to get rid of the feature file reference so it's only:

When I log into the Automation test webapp

And I foo

And I bar

This will make things much cleaner when we run in CI. 

Any thoughts? Thanks!

What about when something breaks, the location of the thing that has broken is really useful then.

 

You still have the stack trace Andrew