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#bash #bdd
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Describe the Give-When-Then blocks of the bash_spec
Answer

Given

  • I have '(.*)' evaluate the content in the regex group (.*);
  • I run '(.*)' evaluate the content in the regex group (.*) hiding the stdout.

When

  • I use with the arguments '(*.)' run the function defined in the Describe function with the arguments of the regex group (.*);
  • I use without arguments run the function defined in the Describe without arguments;
  • I run alias to without arguments step.

Then

  • It should be valid '(.*)' evaluate the content in the regex group (.*).

Tags
#bash #bdd
Question
Describe the Give-When-Then blocks of the bash_spec
Answer
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Tags
#bash #bdd
Question
Describe the Give-When-Then blocks of the bash_spec
Answer

Given

  • I have '(.*)' evaluate the content in the regex group (.*);
  • I run '(.*)' evaluate the content in the regex group (.*) hiding the stdout.

When

  • I use with the arguments '(*.)' run the function defined in the Describe function with the arguments of the regex group (.*);
  • I use without arguments run the function defined in the Describe without arguments;
  • I run alias to without arguments step.

Then

  • It should be valid '(.*)' evaluate the content in the regex group (.*).
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GitHub - voiski/bash_spec: BDD for bash
ED_VARIABLE =~ ^some?value.*regex$ ]]' Then It should be valid '[ -f someNewFile.log ]' Available steps It is just a initial and very generic steps, each one will basically evaluate the values. <span>Given I have '(.*)' evaluate the content in the regex group (.*); I run '(.*)' evaluate the content in the regex group (.*) hiding the stdout. When I use with the arguments '(*.)' run the function defined in the Describe function with the arguments of the regex group (.*); I use without arguments run the function defined in the Describe without arguments; I run alias to without arguments step. Then It should be valid '(.*)' evaluate the content in the regex group (.*). Background Background is a usefull feature that enables your scenarios to have a background base scenario. The background steps will run before each scenario. To use it, override the Ba

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