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└───src
├───main
│ ├───java
│ └───resources
│ └───config
│ └───P12
│ └───acc
└───test
├───java
│ └───be
│ └───imec
│ └───hie
│ ├───features
│ │ ├───consent
│ │ ├───ehealthbox
│ │ ├───therapeuticExclusion
│ │ └───therapeuticLink
│ ├───runners
│ ├───steps
│ │ ├───consent
│ │ ├───ehealthbox
│ │ ├───therapeuticExclusion
│ │ └───therapeuticLink
│ └───utils
└───resources
├───attachments
├───testdata
└───chromedriver.exe |
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Simply replace to chromedriver in the project with the new one from the link above.
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To change the tests for an existing feature in the project, you need to change the respective feature file and step(s).
How to edit a feature file
- Go to the feature file
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- Create a new *.feature file ,with a name corresponding to the feature, in the package of an existing service (e.g. features/ehealthbox).
Write the feature you want to test in the newly created file. You can create one or more scenarios for this new feature. See the example below:
Code Block language gherkin title Example *.feature file Feature: TS-407: eHealthBox info As a user I want to know my eHealthBox info In order to know how many messages are in standby Scenario: Verify the eHealthBox info Given user is logged in When user is on the box info page Then the box info is shown correctlyFor each step in a scenario, there is should be a corresponding function in one of the steps of the existing service (e.g. steps/ehealthbox).
If there isn't a step matching your step yet, you should create a new function for it in one of the step.java files in one of the existing services.
Here is an example of such a function:Code Block language gherkin title Example step function @Given("user is logged in") public void user_is_logged_in() { //Instructions for the software vendor: Please write the UI support code here. }- To validate the scenario of the new feature, you'll have to create a new utils
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Features
Create a feature
SImply create a new *.feature file, with a name fitting for the new feature, in the package of an existing service (e.g. features/ehealthbox). For example:
Edit a feature
A very good explanation of everything you can do with a feature file can be found on this Gherkin reference.