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- Background
-
- Given
- a project "rspec/rspec-core"
- Scenarios
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- Visitor goes to a project's page that has multiple versions
- Visitor views a project with features contained in directories
- Visitor views a project with features not contained in directories
- Visitor follows a feature from the project page
- Visitor goes to a project's page that has multiple versions
-
- Given
- project "rspec-core" has a version named "2.0"
- And
- project "rspec-core" has a version named "2.1"
- When
- I go to rspec-core's project page
- Then
- I should be shown the default topic for rspec-core version 2.1
- And
- should see "2.0"
- Visitor views a project with features contained in directories
-
- Given
- project rspec-core has features named "C, B, A" under directory "Foo"
- When
- I go to rspec-core's project page
- And
- I open "Foo" in the left nav
- Then
- "Foo" should be highlighted as current in the left nav
- Then
- I should see topics "A, B, C" under "Foo" in the left nav
- Visitor views a project with features not contained in directories
-
Notice that the nav is sorted alphabetically
- Given
- project rspec-core has features named "C, B, A"
- When
- I go to rspec-core's project page
- Then
- I should see topics "A, B, C" in the left nav
- Visitor follows a feature from the project page
-
- Given
- project rspec-core has a feature named "One"
- When
- I go to rspec-core's project page
- And
- I follow the left-nav link to "One"
- Then
- I should be on One's feature page
Last published over 6 years ago by mattwynne.