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@sequential
Feature: Tags Formatter (Tag Counts)
As a tester
I want to obtain a quick overview which tags are used (and how often)
So that I can better use tags on command-line
NOTE: Primarily intended for dry-run mode.
@setup
Scenario: Feature Setup
Given a new working directory
And a file named "features/steps/steps.py" with:
"""
from behave import step
@step('a step passes')
def step_passes(context):
pass
"""
And a file named "features/alice.feature" with:
"""
@one
Feature: Alice
@setup
Scenario: Setup Feature
Given a step passes
@wip
Scenario: A1 with tags: @wip (inherited: @one)
Given a step passes
@foo
@wip
Scenario: A2 with tags: @foo, @wip (inherited: @one)
When a step passes
@foo @bar
Scenario: A3 with tags: @foo, @bar (inherited: @one)
Then a step passes
"""
And a file named "features/bob.feature" with:
"""
@two
Feature: Bob
Scenario: B1 without tags (inherited: @two)
Given a step passes
@foo @one
Scenario: B2 with tags: @foo, @one (inherited: @two)
When a step passes
"""
Scenario: Use Tags formatter to get an overview of used tags
When I run "behave -f tags --dry-run features/"
Then it should pass with:
"""
0 features passed, 0 failed, 0 skipped, 2 untested
0 scenarios passed, 0 failed, 0 skipped, 6 untested
"""
And the command output should contain:
"""
TAG COUNTS (alphabetically sorted):
@bar 1 (used for scenario)
@foo 3 (used for scenario)
@one 2 (used for feature: 1, scenario: 1)
@setup 1 (used for scenario)
@two 1 (used for feature)
@wip 2 (used for scenario)
"""
But note that "tags inherited from its feature are (normally) not counted."
Scenario: Use Tags formatter together with another formatter
When I run "behave -f tags -f plain -T features/"
Then it should pass with:
"""
2 features passed, 0 failed, 0 skipped
6 scenarios passed, 0 failed, 0 skipped
"""
And the command output should contain:
"""
Feature: Alice
Scenario: Setup Feature
Given a step passes ... passed
Scenario: A1 with tags: @wip (inherited: @one)
Given a step passes ... passed
Scenario: A2 with tags: @foo, @wip (inherited: @one)
When a step passes ... passed
Scenario: A3 with tags: @foo, @bar (inherited: @one)
Then a step passes ... passed
Feature: Bob
Scenario: B1 without tags (inherited: @two)
Given a step passes ... passed
Scenario: B2 with tags: @foo, @one (inherited: @two)
When a step passes ... passed
TAG COUNTS (alphabetically sorted):
@bar 1 (used for scenario)
@foo 3 (used for scenario)
@one 2 (used for feature: 1, scenario: 1)
@setup 1 (used for scenario)
@two 1 (used for feature)
@wip 2 (used for scenario)
"""
Scenario: Use Tags formatter when tags are selected
When I run "behave -f tags --tags=@setup,@wip features/"
Then it should pass with:
"""
1 feature passed, 0 failed, 1 skipped
3 scenarios passed, 0 failed, 3 skipped
"""
And the command output should contain:
"""
TAG COUNTS (alphabetically sorted):
@bar 1 (used for scenario)
@foo 3 (used for scenario)
@one 2 (used for feature: 1, scenario: 1)
@setup 1 (used for scenario)
@two 1 (used for feature)
@wip 2 (used for scenario)
"""
And note that "all tags are detected even from skipped features and scenarios"
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