ignoring certain tags in cucumber JVM

[akanksha]

Hi All,

My feature file has around 10 Scenarios
from that i dont want to run 2 Scenarios which are marked as
@Manual

When i was using cukeforDuke
in the property file i used to give a tag ~@Manual and it used to
ignore all the scenarios with manual tag

The same is not working for cucumber JVM
Can you help me how to ignore certain scenarions in cucumber JVM

Thanks
Akanksha

[aslak hellesoy]

Using JUnit:

@RunWith(Cucumber.class)
@Cucumber.Options(tags="@Manual")
public class RunCukesTest {}

Using the CLI:

--tags @Manual

Aslak

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[akanksha]

Hi Aslak

My feature file is as follows :
------------------------------------------------------------

@NewRelease
Feature: this is a test feature for this release

@Manual
Scenario1: Testing Scenario1
Given: I login as a Administrator
When i do something
Then It should be successful

Scenario2: Testing Scenario1
Given I login as a teacher
When i add a student
Then Then student should be added Successfully

Scenario3: Testing Scenario1
Given I login as a Student
When i Deliver a test
Then the score should be submitted



----------------------------------------------------------------

Now i have a prop file site_execution. prop

where i have defined
ExecuteTag=~@Manual , @NewRelease


In My build file i have mentioned the tags as
<arg value="--tags"/>
<arg value="${executeTags}"/>
Here Execute tags is read from site execution property file


When i execute, it does not ignore the scenario having a MANUAL tag.
Instead it runs the complete feature file

How can i Ignore the scenarios having Manual tag

On Apr 10, 2:29 pm, aslak hellesoy <aslak.helle...@gmail.com> wrote:

[aslak hellesoy]

On Thu, Apr 12, 2012 at 1:19 PM, akanksha <coolak...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi Aslak
>
> My feature file is as follows  :
> ------------------------------------------------------------
>
> @NewRelease
> Feature: this is a test feature for this release
>
> @Manual
> Scenario1: Testing Scenario1
> Given: I login as a Administrator
> When i do something
> Then  It should be successful
>
> Scenario2: Testing Scenario1
> Given I login as a teacher
> When i add a student
> Then  Then student should be added Successfully
>
> Scenario3: Testing Scenario1
> Given I login as a Student
> When i Deliver a test
> Then the score should be submitted
>
>
>
> ----------------------------------------------------------------
>
> Now i have a prop file site_execution. prop
>
> where i have defined
> ExecuteTag=~@Manual , @NewRelease
>

That tag expression is equivalent to: NOT @Manual OR @NewRelease

>
> In My build file i have mentioned the tags as
>        <arg value="--tags"/>
>                <arg value="${executeTags}"/>
> Here Execute tags is read from site execution property file
>

Typo? executeTags != ExecuteTag

>
> When i execute, it does not ignore the scenario having a MANUAL tag.

Typo? MANUAL != Manual

> Instead it runs the complete feature file
>
> How can i Ignore the scenarios having Manual tag
>

Instead of: NOT @Manual OR @NewRelease
You want: NOT @Manual AND @NewRelease

This translates to: --tags ~@Manual --tags @NewRelease

See https://github.com/cucumber/cucumber/wiki/Tags for an explanation

I realise this isn't the most intuitive in the world. I'm pondering
whether we should add a mini-language so you can do:

--tags "NOT @Manual AND @NewRelease"

Tag expression logic lives in the gherkin library, so if anyone feels
like adding this it should go there...

Aslak