adds features covering db:data:load FIXTURES=...

features/load/load_fixtures.feature

@@ -3,34 +3,99 @@ Feature: Load fixtures
   I want to pass the rake task a list of specific fixtures to be imported
   FIXTURES -- specific fixture files to load, invalid argument for dump tasks
 
-
-  Scenario: loading specific fixtures into an existing database
-  # FIXTURES - the intended behaviour of fixtures is to only load the specified fixtures.  
-  # specifying TABLES should result in only loading the fixtures in the specified tables.  
-  # No schema can be loaded when fixtures is specified.  
-  # I believe that this feature is buggy at the moment.
+  Background:
+    Given I am in an empty app
+    And a Rakefile exists which has an environment task and loads git_friendly_dumper tasks
+    And an empty database
+    And the database has a "users" table:
+      | name (string) | surname (string) |
+      | Fred          | Bloggs           |
+      | Ethel         | Smith            |
+      | Jane          | Heidie           |
+    And a file named "db/dump/users/0000/0001.yml" with:
+    """
+    --- 
+    name: Frodo
+    id: 1
+    surname: Bloggo
+    """
+    And a file named "db/dump/users/0000/0002.yml" with:
+    """
+    --- 
+    name: Ethelene
+    id: 2
+    surname: Smithy
+    """
+
+
+  Scenario: can't use rake db:load FIXTURES=…
+    When I run "rake db:load FIXTURES=users/0000/0001.yml FORCE=true"
+    Then the exit status should be 1
+    And the "users" table should match exactly:
+      | id | name  | surname |
+      | 1  | Fred  | Bloggs  |
+      | 2  | Ethel | Smith   |
+      | 3  | Jane  | Heidie  |
 
+
+
   Scenario: loading specific fixtures into an existing table with records only replaces the ones I specify
-    Given a users table exists with some records
-    And fixtures exist for all of the table records, but their attributes are different
-    When I load specific fixtures
-    Then only the associated records should be changed
+    When I successfully run "rake db:data:load FIXTURES=users/0000/0001.yml FORCE=true"
+    And the "users" table should match exactly:
+      | id | name  | surname |
+      | 1  | Frodo | Bloggo  |
+      | 2  | Ethel | Smith   |
+      | 3  | Jane  | Heidie  |
+
 
 
   Scenario: loading a fixture which does not exist deletes its record
-    Given record 1 exists
-    But fixture 1 does not exist
-    And I load fixture 1
-    Then record 1 should be destroyed
+    When I successfully run "rake db:data:load FIXTURES=users/0000/0003.yml FORCE=true"
+    And the "users" table should match exactly:
+      | id | name  | surname |
+      | 1  | Fred  | Bloggs  |
+      | 2  | Ethel | Smith   |
 
+
+
 
   Scenario: inserting a non-existant record from fixture
-    Given record 1 does not exist
-    But fixture 1 does exist
-    And I load fixture 1
-    Then record 1 should exist
-
+    Given a file named "db/dump/users/0000/0011.yml" with:
+    """
+    --- 
+    name: Bob
+    id: 11
+    surname: Smith
+    """
 
+    When I successfully run "rake db:data:load FIXTURES=users/0000/0011.yml FORCE=true"
+    And the "users" table should match exactly:
+      | id | name  | surname |
+      | 1  | Fred  | Bloggs  |
+      | 2  | Ethel | Smith   |
+      | 3  | Jane  | Heidie  |
+      | 11 | Bob   | Smith   |
+
+
+
+  Scenario: Updating, Creating & Deleting all in one go
+    Given a file named "db/dump/users/0000/0011.yml" with:
+    """
+    --- 
+    name: Bob
+    id: 11
+    surname: Smith
+    """
+
+    When I successfully run "rake db:data:load FIXTURES=users/0000/0001.yml,users/0000/0003.yml,users/0000/0011.yml FORCE=true"
+    And the "users" table should match exactly:
+      | id | name  | surname |
+      | 1  | Frodo | Bloggo  |
+      | 2  | Ethel | Smith   |
+      | 11 | Bob   | Smith   |
+
+
+
   Scenario: TABLES can be used whitelist a subset of the FIXTURES to operate on
     Given an empty database
     And some User fixtures
@@ -39,5 +104,9 @@ Feature: Load fixtures
 
 
 
+  Scenario: trying to load fixtures with :include_schema should raise an error
+    When I run
+
+