allow before / after :each, :all blocks within a step_for block #93
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March 18, 2013 23:09
before and after hooks defined in a step_for block are automatically scoped to the tag of the step_for block. before :all blocks are run before each feature, while before :each blocks are run before each scenario. The situation is similar for after blocks
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Sorry for the super late reply on this. I agree the tests aren't super nice. At least we'd want the tests to be in the integration spec. In principle this is a nice idea though. |
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It would be great to have this feature even in 2021... |
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before and after hooks defined in a step_for block are automatically
scoped to the tag of the step_for block. before :all blocks are run
before each feature, while before :each blocks are run before each
scenario. The situation is similar for after blocks
I'm not super thrilled with the testing strategy that I adopted here - so
If you have any suggestions for a prettier way to test that this is working,
I'd be all ears.