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@janschaefer janschaefer released this 10 Dec 15:56
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Major New Features

HTML5 Report

There is a new HTML5 report that is completely written from scratch. Instead of mutliple static HTML pages it only consists of a single HTML page that dynamically loads its content from a single jsonp file that contains the model of the scenario report. As a result the overall size of the generated files is much smaller. In addition, the new report is based on Foundation, which is a modern CSS framework, so the new report also looks much nicer then the old static one. One of the main new features is also that the HTML5 report has a full text search built in that works without having to open all scenarios in a single HTML page. As it heavily relies on JavaScript, don't expect that it works on old Browsers.

See the HTML5 Report of JGiven for an example.

Bug Fixes

  • Core: An issue has been fixed where methods annotated with @AfterStage and @AfterScenario could accidentally appear in the report when they have been overriden and not annotated again.
  • Core: An issue has been fixed where methods annotated with @AfterStage and @AfterScenario have not been executed when an exception has been thrown (#46)

Breaking Changes

Non-public step methods appear in the report now

So far JGiven only reported public step methods. This behavior can lead to confusion, because it is not obvious that methods that are actually executed do not appear in the report. For this reason this behavior has been changed so that the visibility modifier is not taken into account anymore when reporting step methods.

How to migrate

If you have relied on the fact that non-public methods actually do not appear in the report, you can easily port your existing code by adding the @Hidden annotation to the corresponding method to explicitly state that the method should be hidden in the report.

Removed deprecated Schritte class (only used for German scenarios)

Use Stufe class instead

Removed @CasesAsTable annotation

As data tables are the default this annotation had no effect anymore, you can safely delete all usages.

Removed @ScenarioDescription annotation

The annotation is now just called @Description.

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