I have cucumber scenarios with examples. Examples are split into using multiple tags like below:
Feature: ... Scenario Outline: ... ... @Admin @INT Examples: ... @Admin @EXT Examples: ... @User @EXT Examples: ... @User @INT Examples: ... To run scenarios with tags @Admin AND @EXT I use
...tags = {"@Admin","@EXT"}...
How do I run scenarios with
{"@Admin","@EXT"} && {"@User","@INT"}, {"@Admin","@EXT"} || {"@User","@INT"}
1 Answer
This change was introduced into cucumber-jvm 2.0.0 (2017-08-29)
Support Tag Expressions (part of #1035 Björn Rasmusson)
Migrating from old style tags --tags @dev stays the same --tags ~@dev becomes --tags 'not @dev' --tags @foo,@bar becomes --tags '@foo or @bar' --tags @foo --tags @bar becomes --tags '@foo and bar' --tags ~@foo --tags @bar,@zap becomes --tags 'not @foo and (@bar or @zap)' So perhaps something like this:
-Dcucumber.options="--tags '(@Admin and @EXT) or (@User and @INT)'" EDIT
For @CucumberOptions, the above would look like:
tags = {"@tag"} is unchanged
tags = {"~tag"} becomes tags = {"not tag"}
tags = {"@tag1,@tag2") becomes tags = {"@tag1 or @tag2"}
tags = {"@tag1","@tag2"} becomes tags = {"@tag1 and @tag2"}
tags = {"@tag1","@tag2,@tag3"} becomes tags = {"@tag1 and (@tag2 or @tag3)"}
