As behat cli process is 1 run for features
Any modification in will be reflected
in later runs on cli. In this case
- disabling enablebadges in block_badges.feature
- reflected while running cron in award_badges.feature
if theme/tests/behat/behat_theme_{THEME_NAME}_behat_selectors.php
file exits, and has class with same file name then we will
call behat_theme_{THEME_NAME}_behat_selectors::register_moodle_selectors()
to register theme specific selectors. If they are different
then core then they will override
This config will be supported to avoid broken configuration
in future. As this is limited, we need will still use
->behat_config to set config values which can't be set by
behat_profiles
The curl binary is nowhere near as common in Windows environments as it is
in Linux and Mac ones. In order to encourage more users to adopt Behat and
PHPUnit for their testing, we should avoid introducing unnecessary
hurdles.
1. Parallel run without feature should exit with success
2. Updated exit codes to be more clear for each process
3. Fixed wwwroot and dataroot while executing with tags
4. Added support for running scenario/feature
5. Added support for or'ing tags
6. Added support for running single behat site
7. Fixed wrong example in help
8. Use parallel run only when parallel > 1
9. Exit showing behat site is not installed
10. Exit with error, if not a valid option
11. Added usage in help to explain how to use command
12. run.php should be able to run from any path
13. Pass all arguments to single run
I also fixed the text rule, which already did this, to use the same
idiom. It is unnecessarily inefficient to count all the things and
compare to 0. Not exists should be faster.
Also, updated all the selectors here to consistently start relative to
the current node (.//, not //).
1. Create behat datadir within behat_dataroot not at same level
2. Define suffix for link and not use hard-coded values
3. Renamed ns_parallel to run.php
4. Rename variables to best understand them
5. Added support for each run to specify db, prefix, rerun and profile.
6. Showing number of steps in each line of parallel run.
