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Informations about the package behat-extension
moodle-behat-extension
Behat extension for Moodle to get features and steps definitions from different moodle components; it basically allows multiple features folders and helps with the contexts spreads across components of an external app.
Following custom formats are supported.
- moodle_progress: Prints Moodle branch information and dots for each step.
- moodle_list: List all scenarios.
- moodle_stepcount: List all features with total steps in each feature file. Used for parallel run.
- moodle_screenshot: Take screenshot and core dump of each step. With following options you can dump either or both.
- --format-settings '{"formats": "image"}': will dump image only
- --format-settings '{"formats": "html"}': will dump html only.
- --format-settings '{"formats": "html,image"}': will dump both.
- --format-settings '{"formats": "html", "dir_permissions": "0777"}'
Contributing
http://docs.moodle.org/dev/Acceptance_testing/Contributing_to_Moodle_behat_extension
Upgrade from moodle-behat-extension 1.31.x to 3.31.0
- Chained steps are not natively supported by behat 3.
- You should either replace Behat\Behat\Context\Step\Given with Behat\Behat\Context\Step\Given;
- or use behat_context_helper::get('BEHAT_CONTEXT_CLASS'); and call api to execute the step.
- named selectors are deprecated, use named_exact or named_partial instead.
- Failed steps are cached for rerun and doesn't require an empty file to save failed scenarios.
All versions of behat-extension with dependencies
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php Version
>=7.3.0
behat/mink Version ~1.8
friends-of-behat/mink-extension Version dev-master
behat/mink-goutte-driver Version ~1.2
symfony/process Version ^4.0 || ^5.0
behat/behat Version 3.8.*
oleg-andreyev/mink-phpwebdriver Version ^1.0
behat/mink Version ~1.8
friends-of-behat/mink-extension Version dev-master
behat/mink-goutte-driver Version ~1.2
symfony/process Version ^4.0 || ^5.0
behat/behat Version 3.8.*
oleg-andreyev/mink-phpwebdriver Version ^1.0
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