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Scenario "Query with no query args returns all locations" do
  given_a_person
  given_im_logged_in_as :person
  And "A job with a maximum of zero agents"
end

1. Error:
   test_query_with_no_query_args_returns_all_locations(Geographic_queries):
   ArgumentError: wrong number of arguments (2 for 1)

Removing the pending "And" causes it to run without error.

I may have this fixed in my local version of coulda but seems to be broken in 0.6.3. Or, at least, in a Feature that has a pending Scenario and one or more implemented Scenarios.

Hi there,

It seems 0.7.1 is not backwards compatible with the last version of coulda, as once I upgraded it could no longer find any of the methods I was calling from inside any Given, When, And, and Then block.

Is there a new way if defining methods that can be shared within a Feature?

Thank you.

We discussed this at DCamp: essentially, allow for something like:

Given :logged_in_as_admin
...

To work, and the symbol would fire a method of the same name. This would also be a no brainer for the pretty test runner output, "Given logged in as admin".

If you are using something like Timecop, it would be especially helpful if there was a way to ensure Time.reset is called.

The below example results in a NameError:
require 'rubygems'
require 'coulda'
include Coulda

Feature "Painfully obvious" do
  in_order_to "demonstrate a simple test"
  as_a "coulda developer"
  i_want_to "provide a straight-forward scenario"

  def given_something_without_a_value
    Given "something without a value" do
      @no_value = nil
    end
  end

  Scenario "Describing something obvious" do
    given_something_without_a_value

    When "I give it a value" do
      @no_value = true
    end

    Then "it should have a value" do
      assert(@no_value)
    end
  end
end

I'm a newbie of BDD and it would be great to read a tutorial on how to use it. Even a very simple program would be ok.

Looking at the example, I don't know how to verify the expectations...

The below currently fails.

Feature "feature name" do
  in_order_to "foo"
  as_a "bar"
  i_want_to "blech"

  def given_a_macro
    Given "a method that calls Given" do; end
  end

  Scenario "that is live" do
    given_a_macro
    When "bar" do; end
    Then "blech" do; end
  end
end

nt

It'd be super sexy if I could specify a specific scenario to run within a Could test (and have it only run that code).

http://wiki.github.com/aslakhellesoy/cucumber/tags

Is it possible to use coulda + webrat +rspec2 with rails3..

Since there is a long way for cucumber to support rails3 yet, coulda as being cucumber-lite will be perfect for our internal projects

'nuff said.

I really like the simplicity of what you have going here. And I'm about ready to choose coulda over cucumber.

That said, tt was mentioned somewhere that you were not going to implement fit tables as they could be supported in given clauses. That may be true, but what about using tables for scenario outlines. These handy little guys could save a ton of cut and pasting. Or am I missing a better way to do something?

See related link.
http://wiki.github.com/aslakhellesoy/cucumber/scenario-outlines