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I have written two lines(When's) in my same feature file When user $action1$ $key1$ with $value1$ for $atttributeType_Value$ in $Filename1_SectionId1$ Then abc When user $action2$ $key2$ with $value2$ in $Filename2_SectionId2$ Then def and corresponding step definition in step definition file as [When(@"user (.*) (.*) with (.*) for (.*) in (.*)")] public void abc() { //operation } [When(@"user (.*) (.*) with (.*) in (.*)")] public void def() { //operation } But, its showing up an error as "Multiple match bindings found. Navigating to first match.." When I try to navigate for 1st line its

How can I copy a specific text with protractor ? I would like to load a text to paste after with this command : return browser.actions().sendKeys(Keys.CONTROL, 'v').perform(); Sample : Load my text "test" and after with this command, paste "test" I would like put a text in my clipboard alecxe can I put a value directly in my ng-model, not use sendKeys ? Yes, you can directly set the model value via .evaluate() : var elm = element(by.model("mymodel.field")); elm.evaluate("mymodel.field = 'test';"); Putting a text into clipboard The idea is to use an existing or dynamically create an input

I've become a fan of nested test case contexts in things like RSpec and Jasmine, and I'm wondering if there are any Nose plugins that implement a test finder that allows you to nest classes as context. The resulting tests would look something like the following: from nose.tools import * from mysystem import system_state class TestMySystem (TestCase): def setUp(self): system_state.initialize() class WhenItIsSetTo1 (TestCase): def setUp(self): system_state.set_to(1) def test_system_should_be_1 (self): assert_equal(system_state.value(), 1) class WhenItIsSetTo2 (TestCase): def setUp(self): system

I have just started using behave , a Pythonic BDD framework using Gherkin syntax . behave takes a feature, e.g.: Scenario: Calling the metadata API Given A matching server When I call metadata Then metadata response is JSON And response status code is 200 And a steps file, e.g.: ... @then('response status code is {expected_status_code}') def step_impl(context, expected_status_code): assert_equals(context.response.status_code, int(expected_status_code)) @then('metadata response is JSON') def step_impl(context): json.loads(context.metadata_response.data) ... And combines them to a beautiful test

I have two very similar specs for two very similar controller actions: VoteUp(int id) and VoteDown(int id). These methods allow a user to vote a post up or down; kinda like the vote up/down functionality for StackOverflow questions. The specs are: VoteDown: [Subject(typeof(SomeController))] public class When_user_clicks_the_vote_down_button_on_a_post : SomeControllerContext { Establish context = () => { post = PostFakes.VanillaPost(); post.Votes = 10; session.Setup(s => s.Single(Moq.It.IsAny<Expression<Func<Post, bool>>>())).Returns(post); session.Setup(s => s.CommitChanges()); }; Because of =

I'm struggling to set up NCrunch to run my nspec tests automatically. On the ncrunch forums it says this functionality has not been implemented yet, but then MattFlo says he prefers using NCrunch, so I'm pretty sure it can be made to work. Help would be greatly appreciated! We are working on getting NCrunch fully supported. For now you can use the DebuggerShim (it's a cs file included with NSpec) as a shim to run it via NCrunch. The DebuggerShim is pretty much an NUnit test that runs NSpec tests. You may want to take a look at specwatchr . Matt likes to use NCruch, but I find that it's to