Hi Eric.
The initial text file should just be used to bootstrap the process -
i.e. to generate the initial story class stubs. After that, you can use
the story runner to render the stories again, which will give you your
round-trip. As Liz suggests, you can do this as part of your build so
that your text file is always up-to-date with your refactorings.
Cheers,
Dan
Eric Lewin wrote:
Hi Mauro,
Mauro Talevi wrote:
I've applied the patches you provided and published a snapshot release.
Please try it out and let us know if you still experience problems.
I've left http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/JBEHAVE-88 open with a
comment/question for you.
You can close JBEHAVE-88.
After using the story framework for a while, I'm not sure using a text
file to drive the stories is such a good idea.
Once the stories are generated the text file is obsolete, because it
gets out of sync either when I refactor the code or I change the text
file, and then I have to use time troubleshooting.
Thanks,
Eric
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