I always run autospec to run features and RSpec at the same time, but running all the features is often time-consuming on my local computer. I would run every feature before committing code.
I would like to pass the argument in autospec command. autospec doesn't obviously doesn't accept the arguments directly. Here's the output of autospec -h:
autotest [options]
options:
-h
-help You're looking at it.
-v Be verbose.
Prints files that autotest doesn't know how to map to
tests.
-q Be more quiet.
-f Fast start.
Doesn't initially run tests at start.
I do have a cucumber.yml in config directory. I also have rerun.txt in the Rails root directory. cucumber -h gives me a lot of information about arguments.
How can I run autospec against features that are tagged as @wip? I think I can make use of config/cucumber.yml. There are profile definitions. I can run cucumber -p wip to run only @wip-tagged features, but I'd like to do this with autospec.
I would appreciate any tips for working with many spec and feature files.
If you're on OSX, you can try using the Kicker gem to launch cucumber when files change:
$ kicker -e "cucumber -p wip" .
Unfortunately, I don't know if there's a comparable program to do arbitrary file watches on windows/linux