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cuke-pack in progress mode

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#### `cuke-pack` #### `cuke-pack`
[This gem](http://github.com/johnbintz/cuke-pack) helps you set up a lot of common Cucumber environment settings, like support for Timecop, FakeFS, and Mocha; [This gem](http://github.com/johnbintz/cuke-pack) helps you set up a lot of common Cucumber environment settings, like support for Timecop, FakeFS, and Mocha;
helps with confirming JavaScript dialogs; enables `cucumber-step_writer`; sets up Guard for a work-in-process workflow. helps with confirming JavaScript dialogs; enables `cucumber-step_writer`; sets up Guard for a work-in-process workflow; provides a one-at-a-time failed test rerun feature.
#### `cucumber-step_writer` #### `cucumber-step_writer`
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Sometimes, for practical reasons, you may want to turn a few of the slower/unchanging tests off with the `@no-precommit` Sometimes, for practical reasons, you may want to turn a few of the slower/unchanging tests off with the `@no-precommit`
tag. Just remember that you turned them off if you're starting to see problems in your app! tag. Just remember that you turned them off if you're starting to see problems in your app!
When running a standard Cucumber run (using the `default` profile) or a `precommit` run, if you are using the cuke-pack
`in_progress` hook and there are test failures, you'll get an `in_progress.txt` file in your project root. This
file works very much like Cucumber `rerun.txt` style of testing, except instead of running all features at once (`@rerun.txt`'s
normal behavior), it runs them one at a time until each one passes, eliminating the passing one from the list as you go.
Internally, this uses `@rerun.txt` within a now-smart Cucumber profile, but it only passes in one feature at a time. There's
no need to use `@wip` tags for this either. It will run and eliminate passing scenarios until everything in the `in_progress.txt`
list is fixed. This takes over `@wip` tag processing, and will let you use `@wip` tags again once the list is empty or you
delete `in_progress.txt`.
For now, to make this work with Guard, use [my fork's `paths_from_profile` branch](https://github.com/johnbintz/guard-cucumber/tree/paths_from_profile) of `guard-cucumber`. Once this gets some more human
testing, I'll submit it as a pull request against `guard-cucumber`.
## Testing things that Capybara can't test ## Testing things that Capybara can't test
Sometimes you need to check HTTP headers, or load a file that Poltergeist of a browser will choke on (loading CSS or JS Sometimes you need to check HTTP headers, or load a file that Poltergeist of a browser will choke on (loading CSS or JS
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## Changelog ## Changelog
* v0.2 (2013-02-14): Add `cuke-pack`'s `in_progress` mode.'
* v0.1.2 (2013-01-30): Small update for VCR and finishing a sentence * v0.1.2 (2013-01-30): Small update for VCR and finishing a sentence
* v0.1.1 (2013-01-28): Tiny spelling and pucntuation changes * v0.1.1 (2013-01-28): Tiny spelling and pucntuation changes
* v0.1 (2013-01-25): Initial brain dump * v0.1 (2013-01-25): Initial brain dump