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| berm00259937a:expertondemand c5168972$ cucumber features/acceptance_features/profiles/completeness.feature:7 | |
| Using the default profile... | |
| /Users/c5168972/.rvm/gems/ruby-1.9.3-p0@expertondemand/gems/activesupport-3.0.9/lib/active_support/dependencies.rb:239:in `block in require': iconv will be deprecated in the future, use String#encode instead. | |
| @javascript | |
| Feature: Profile completeness | |
| As a user I would like to see an indication of my profile completeness | |
| so I will know If I have provided sufficient information | |
| Scenario: Display completeness editing profile # features/acceptance_features/profiles/completeness.feature:7 | |
| Given I am logged in # features/step_definitions/user_steps.rb:19 | |
| And I have empty profile # features/step_definitions/profiles/profile_steps.rb:7 | |
| When I am on the edit profile page # features/step_definitions/web_steps.rb:44 | |
| Then I should see "0%" profile completeness # features/step_definitions/profiles/completeness_steps.rb:43 | |
| And I should see completeness reminders for all fields # features/step_definitions/profiles/completeness_steps.rb:49 | |
| When I fill out the "Job Role" with "developer" # features/step_definitions/profiles/profile_steps.rb:41 | |
| Then I should see "20%" profile completeness # features/step_definitions/profiles/completeness_steps.rb:43 | |
| And I should not see the reminder to add "Job Role" # features/step_definitions/profiles/completeness_steps.rb:63 | |
| When I fill out the rest of profile # features/step_definitions/profiles/completeness_steps.rb:2 | |
| Lexing error on line 18: ''. See http://wiki.github.com/cucumber/gherkin/lexingerror for more information. (Gherkin::Lexer::LexingError) | |
| ./features/step_definitions/profiles/completeness_steps.rb:31:in `/^I fill out the rest of profile$/' | |
| features/acceptance_features/profiles/completeness.feature:18:in `When I fill out the rest of profile' | |
| Then I should see "100%" profile completeness # features/step_definitions/profiles/completeness_steps.rb:43 | |
| And I should not see any reminders to complete profile # features/step_definitions/profiles/completeness_steps.rb:69 | |
| When I clean up the "Job Role" # features/step_definitions/profiles/profile_steps.rb:52 | |
| Then I should see "80%" profile completeness # features/step_definitions/profiles/completeness_steps.rb:43 | |
| And I should see the reminder to add "Job Role" # features/step_definitions/profiles/completeness_steps.rb:57 | |
| When I clean up the rest of profile fields # features/step_definitions/profiles/completeness_steps.rb:34 | |
| Then I should see "0%" profile completeness # features/step_definitions/profiles/completeness_steps.rb:43 | |
| And I should see completeness reminders for all fields # features/step_definitions/profiles/completeness_steps.rb:49 | |
| Failing Scenarios: | |
| cucumber features/acceptance_features/profiles/completeness.feature:7 # Scenario: Display completeness editing profile | |
| 1 scenario (1 failed) | |
| 17 steps (1 failed, 8 skipped, 8 passed) | |
| 0m6.306s | |
| Coverage report generated for Cucumber Features to /Users/c5168972/Documents/Projects/eod/expertondemand/coverage. 1049 / 1721 LOC (60.95%) covered. | |
| berm00259937a:expertondemand c5168972$ cucumber features/acceptance_features/profiles/completeness.feature:7 | |
| Using the default profile... | |
| /Users/c5168972/.rvm/gems/ruby-1.9.3-p0@expertondemand/gems/activesupport-3.0.9/lib/active_support/dependencies.rb:239:in `block in require': iconv will be deprecated in the future, use String#encode instead. | |
| @javascript | |
| Feature: Profile completeness | |
| As a user I would like to see an indication of my profile completeness | |
| so I will know If I have provided sufficient information | |
| Scenario: Display completeness editing profile # features/acceptance_features/profiles/completeness.feature:7 | |
| Given I am logged in # features/step_definitions/user_steps.rb:19 | |
| And I have empty profile # features/step_definitions/profiles/profile_steps.rb:7 | |
| When I am on the edit profile page # features/step_definitions/web_steps.rb:44 | |
| Then I should see "0%" profile completeness # features/step_definitions/profiles/completeness_steps.rb:43 | |
| And I should see completeness reminders for all fields # features/step_definitions/profiles/completeness_steps.rb:49 | |
| When I fill out the "Job Role" with "developer" # features/step_definitions/profiles/profile_steps.rb:41 | |
| Then I should see "20%" profile completeness # features/step_definitions/profiles/completeness_steps.rb:43 | |
| And I should not see the reminder to add "Job Role" # features/step_definitions/profiles/completeness_steps.rb:63 | |
| When I fill out the rest of profile # features/step_definitions/profiles/completeness_steps.rb:2 | |
| Then I should see "100%" profile completeness # features/step_definitions/profiles/completeness_steps.rb:43 | |
| And I should not see any reminders to complete profile # features/step_definitions/profiles/completeness_steps.rb:69 | |
| When I clean up the "Job Role" # features/step_definitions/profiles/profile_steps.rb:52 | |
| Then I should see "80%" profile completeness # features/step_definitions/profiles/completeness_steps.rb:43 | |
| And I should see the reminder to add "Job Role" # features/step_definitions/profiles/completeness_steps.rb:57 | |
| When I clean up the rest of profile fields # features/step_definitions/profiles/completeness_steps.rb:34 | |
| Then I should see "0%" profile completeness # features/step_definitions/profiles/completeness_steps.rb:43 | |
| timed out (Capybara::TimeoutError) | |
| ./features/step_definitions/profiles/completeness_steps.rb:45:in `block (2 levels) in <top (required)>' | |
| ./features/step_definitions/profiles/completeness_steps.rb:44:in `/^I should see "([^"]*)" profile completeness$/' | |
| features/acceptance_features/profiles/completeness.feature:27:in `Then I should see "0%" profile completeness' | |
| And I should see completeness reminders for all fields # features/step_definitions/profiles/completeness_steps.rb:49 | |
| Failing Scenarios: | |
| cucumber features/acceptance_features/profiles/completeness.feature:7 # Scenario: Display completeness editing profile | |
| 1 scenario (1 failed) | |
| 17 steps (1 failed, 1 skipped, 15 passed) | |
| 0m13.537s | |
| Coverage report generated for Cucumber Features to /Users/c5168972/Documents/Projects/eod/expertondemand/coverage. 1057 / 1721 LOC (61.42%) covered. | |
| berm00259937a:expertondemand c5168972$ cucumber features/acceptance_features/profiles/completeness.feature:7 | |
| Using the default profile... | |
| /Users/c5168972/.rvm/gems/ruby-1.9.3-p0@expertondemand/gems/activesupport-3.0.9/lib/active_support/dependencies.rb:239:in `block in require': iconv will be deprecated in the future, use String#encode instead. | |
| @javascript | |
| Feature: Profile completeness | |
| As a user I would like to see an indication of my profile completeness | |
| so I will know If I have provided sufficient information | |
| Scenario: Display completeness editing profile # features/acceptance_features/profiles/completeness.feature:7 | |
| Given I am logged in # features/step_definitions/user_steps.rb:19 | |
| And I have empty profile # features/step_definitions/profiles/profile_steps.rb:7 | |
| When I am on the edit profile page # features/step_definitions/web_steps.rb:44 | |
| Then I should see "0%" profile completeness # features/step_definitions/profiles/completeness_steps.rb:43 | |
| And I should see completeness reminders for all fields # features/step_definitions/profiles/completeness_steps.rb:49 | |
| When I fill out the "Job Role" with "developer" # features/step_definitions/profiles/profile_steps.rb:41 | |
| Then I should see "20%" profile completeness # features/step_definitions/profiles/completeness_steps.rb:43 | |
| And I should not see the reminder to add "Job Role" # features/step_definitions/profiles/completeness_steps.rb:63 | |
| When I fill out the rest of profile # features/step_definitions/profiles/completeness_steps.rb:2 | |
| Then I should see "100%" profile completeness # features/step_definitions/profiles/completeness_steps.rb:43 | |
| And I should not see any reminders to complete profile # features/step_definitions/profiles/completeness_steps.rb:69 | |
| When I clean up the "Job Role" # features/step_definitions/profiles/profile_steps.rb:52 | |
| Then I should see "80%" profile completeness # features/step_definitions/profiles/completeness_steps.rb:43 | |
| And I should see the reminder to add "Job Role" # features/step_definitions/profiles/completeness_steps.rb:57 | |
| When I clean up the rest of profile fields # features/step_definitions/profiles/completeness_steps.rb:34 | |
| Lexing error on line 5: ''. See http://wiki.github.com/cucumber/gherkin/lexingerror for more information. (Gherkin::Lexer::LexingError) | |
| ./features/step_definitions/profiles/completeness_steps.rb:40:in `/^I clean up the rest of profile fields$/' | |
| features/acceptance_features/profiles/completeness.feature:26:in `When I clean up the rest of profile fields' | |
| Then I should see "0%" profile completeness # features/step_definitions/profiles/completeness_steps.rb:43 | |
| And I should see completeness reminders for all fields # features/step_definitions/profiles/completeness_steps.rb:49 | |
| Failing Scenarios: | |
| cucumber features/acceptance_features/profiles/completeness.feature:7 # Scenario: Display completeness editing profile | |
| 1 scenario (1 failed) | |
| 17 steps (1 failed, 2 skipped, 14 passed) | |
| 0m8.321s | |
| Coverage report generated for Cucumber Features to /Users/c5168972/Documents/Projects/eod/expertondemand/coverage. 1053 / 1721 LOC (61.19%) covered. | |
| berm00259937a:expertondemand c5168972$ |
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