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Test content type #26

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We thought this would be useful. Not sure how the tests for the the features are working though. Could you give us any pointers?

pezholio and others added 27 commits December 10, 2013 12:49
I updated the URL of the blog post by Anthony Eden
update rspec should syntax to v3 expect syntax
Fix cucumber feature title
This removes a deprivation warning that makes the running of tests look
messy. And we want our cucumber warnings to run slick and
professionally.
This also requires some updates on the tests, to remove deprecations
and clean up the cucumber results.
Highlight Ruby and Gherkin syntax in README.md.
basically just a typo. usage of wrong variable made assertion fail always.
fix "the JSON response should be"
minitest assertions take the expected
value as first, the actual value as second
argument.
@@ -9,6 +9,15 @@ Feature:
"""

Then the response status should be "200"

Scenario: Test response content type
And I perform the following step:
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And => When

jayzes and others added 6 commits April 19, 2018 07:45
test against ruby 2.5 and ruby-head as well
The step is implemented as: `/^the XML response should have "([^"]*)" with the text "([^"]*)"$/`
…n-Front/cucumber-api-steps into feature-test-content-type
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