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Revision as of 13:50, 8 Haziran 2020
Welcome to Behat testing with Mahara
Behat testing is writing an automated test that tests the developers code by automatically, clicking around Mahara to check the devs submitted code doesn't break anything. This wiki section will teach you step by step how to write and submit your first Behat test.
Follow the steps below:
- Setting up your Mahara with Behat
- Running tests
- Writing tests
- Data set up
- Steps
- Errors & Solutions
- Submitting tests
- Jenkins Maintenance
Behat code snippets
If you want to get a human-readable(ish) list of all the existing Behat test scenarios:
cd /var/www/mahara
find test/behat -name "*.feature" -exec grep -i -P "(Scenario)|(Feature)" {} \;