Cucumber `--tags` options from command line?
Lets pretend this is your feature:
Feature ABC
@executeThese
Scenario: abc1
@WIP @executeThese
Scenario: abc2
What you are currently doing is equivalent to an AND
operation. so only abc2
will be run
In order to run both you need to do an OR
operation equivalent to do this run:
cucumber -t @WIP,@executeThese
This will run abc1
and abc2
If you want to execute all that are @executeThese
But Not @WIP
you need to do this:
cucumber -t @executeThese -t ~@WIP
This will run abc1
only
Ranjith's
ISTQB tester with over 8 years of experience in performing QA activities for web and client-server applications.
Updated on June 16, 2020Comments
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Ranjith's almost 4 years
What i would like to do is to pass cucumber options from command line to execute scenarios with tag name @extecuteThese but also i wanted to exclude scenarios that are with tag name @WIP so what am i doing so far is
-Dcucumber.options='--tags @executeThese --tags ~@WIP'
But unfortunately, it's not considering ~@WIP tag option
Any help, much appreciated!!
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Ranjith's almost 8 yearsThanks @Mo H. The scenario which failing is for me is
cucumber -t @execute1,execute2 -t ~@WIP
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diabolist almost 8 yearsYou need to be consistent about how you reference the tags in your command line. In your comment you do this in 3 different ways (@tag, tag and ~@tag). Everything you need is in the help if you read it carefully (cucumber --help, look at the -t section)
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Tihamer over 3 yearsYou can call Cucumber from the command line? Unfair! I can't. However, I can call Cucumber through Maven: mvn test -Dcucumber.options="–-tags @MyTaggedScenarioName" BTW, thanks a million for the -t hint. I was able to look at the man page by doing: mvn test -Dcucumber.options="–help"
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Mo H. over 3 years@Tihamer Yes you can actually with java aswell! Although not how I've shown it, i've used cucumber with ruby and it gives you a nice CLI. If you wanna do it with java: stackoverflow.com/questions/30586937/…. I'm glad that this answer is still helping people :)
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Tihamer about 3 yearsThanks, but it turned out that going through maven was way too slow. But your hint gave me the idea of calling cucumber directly from Java: as in cucumber.api.cli.Main. Turned out a bit tricky, but it was easier than overwriting the CucumberOption annotations.
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Mo H. about 3 years@Tihamer can you elaborate? What part was slow?