Issues
- Autocompletion using regexJBEHAVE-1034
- Context View does not seem to work anymore in 4.xJBEHAVE-1030
- @Ignore annotation ignoredJBEHAVE-995
- Generate Steps silently fails.JBEHAVE-988
- jbehave-core / jbehave-jenkins-plugin cannot compile packageJBEHAVE-953Resolved issue: JBEHAVE-953
- Failures at BeforeStories is not being transmited to junit viewerJBEHAVE-925
- Problem to run TraderAnnotatedPathRunnerJBEHAVE-908
- Navigator can't support special charJBEHAVE-877
- Take screenshot before ending WebDriverJBEHAVE-864
- Navigator project needs to be localizedJBEHAVE-861
- uuidWrappedFailure is null when failure occursJBEHAVE-859Mauro Talevi
- XML reporter creates invalid xml for stories with narrative in 4.x branchJBEHAVE-856Resolved issue: JBEHAVE-856
- Provide a configurable timeout value for each story running timeJBEHAVE-833
- Provide shutdown hook for story cancellation to clean up e.g. open FirefoxJBEHAVE-832
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Autocompletion using regex
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Otto DieselOtto DieselComponents
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MinorCreated July 28, 2014 at 10:13 AM
Updated July 28, 2014 at 10:13 AM
In JBehave story editor the auto completion filters step names according to text input.
It would be easier to search for a step if the user can filter them in the way it works in the Java editor when you type CTRL + O. You can then filter the method names in a little text field by a regular expression.
An alternative solution would be if the user can type a regular expression as the step name and autocompletion lists the step names matching to it.
If you have lots of step names then this could make it much easier to find a step name in the editior.