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- Background
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- Given
- I have authenticated my user account via the console
- And
- I am a publisher
- And
- I have a project named "rspec-core"
- Scenarios
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- Sort files and directories
-
- Given
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a file named "features/stub.feature" with:
Feature: Stub
- And
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a file named "features/mock.feature" with:
Feature: Mock
- And
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a file named "features/filter.feature" with:
Feature: Filter
- And
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a file named "features/matchers/match.feature" with:
Feature: Match
- And
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a file named "features/matchers/satisfy.feature" with:
Feature: Satisfy
- And
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a file named "features/example_groups/describe.feature" with:
Feature: Describe
- And
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a file named "features/config.feature" with:
Feature: Config
- And
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a file named "features/let.feature" with:
Feature: Let
- And
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a file named "features/upgrade.markdown" with:
This is markdown.
- And
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a file named "features/.nav" with:
- mock.feature (Mocking) - filter.feature - stub.feature - matchers: - satisfy.feature - match.feature - upgrade.markdown - config.feature - example_groups (Describe and Context): - describe.feature
- When
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I successfully run
relish push rspec-core
- And
- I wait until all the jobs have run
- And
- I go to rspec-core's project page
- Then
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I should see the topics listed in the following order in the left nav:
mocking filter stub matchers upgrade config describe and context let
Last published over 5 years ago by mattwynne.