scenario.write not working

[Lewis O Brien]

Hi.

Is scenario.write supported?

I have attempted to use this but all I see in the report is "message"

My steps:

@Before

public void keepScenario(Scenario scenario) {

    this.scenario = scenario;

}

@When("^I search for a return flight from (.*) to (.*)$")

public void searchesForReturnFlight(String origin, String destination) throws Exception {

    flyer.searches_for_return_flights(origin, destination);

    scenario.write("Test");

}

But the report just displays "message", as per attached screenshot.

serenity-cucumber 1.5.4

serenity-core 1.5.9

Thanks.

[John Smart]

This is not currently supported. Where would you expect the written text to appear?

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[Lewis O Brien]

I wasn't sure where. Somewhere in the report, likely as a new step.

I thought it was supported based on this

So there's no way to modify the report during test execution?

In summary my tests are creating flights. I would like the ticket number to be added to the report at a high level, e.g. next to the scenario name.

On Thursday, 14 September 2017 17:25:18 UTC+10, John Smart wrote:

This is not currently supported. Where would you expect the written text to appear?

On 14 September 2017 at 08:18, 'Lewis O Brien' via Serenity BDD Users Group <thucydid...@googlegroups.com> wrote:

Hi.

Is scenario.write supported?

I have attempted to use this but all I see in the report is "message"

My steps:

@Before

public void keepScenario(Scenario scenario) {

    this.scenario = scenario;

}

@When("^I search for a return flight from (.*) to (.*)$")

public void searchesForReturnFlight(String origin, String destination) throws Exception {

    flyer.searches_for_return_flights(origin, destination);

    scenario.write("Test");

}

But the report just displays "message", as per attached screenshot.

serenity-cucumber 1.5.4

serenity-core 1.5.9

Thanks.

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[John Smart]

You can't modify the name of the scenario during the test execution. But you could write a step method that takes the message you want to write, e.g

@Step("the ticket number is {0}")

public void recordTicketNumber(String ticketNumber){}

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