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Much like rake can find its Rakefile even when run in a subdirectory, cap can now find its Capfile. Since cap is built on top of rake, this was really just restoring default behavior that was accidentally overridden. Also add a feature test to ensure it works.
15 lines
414 B
Ruby
15 lines
414 B
Ruby
When(/^I run cap "(.*?)"$/) do |task|
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@success, @output = TestApp.cap(task)
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end
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When(/^I run cap "(.*?)" within the "(.*?)" directory$/) do |task, directory|
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@success, @output = TestApp.cap(task, directory)
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end
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When(/^I run cap "(.*?)" as part of a release$/) do |task|
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TestApp.cap("deploy:new_release_path #{task}")
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end
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When(/^I run "(.*?)"$/) do |command|
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@success, @output = TestApp.run(command)
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end
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