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Gauge will not find steps when steps are in multiple directories #134
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@jensakejohansson currently gauge-python does not support multiple step implementation directories, we will be adding the support |
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- update env variable string parsing - continue loading files even if some directories are incorrect - add test for default logic
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#134 Add support for multiple step implementation directories
The fix should be available in nightly >= 1-2-2019 |
Tested the above steps, its working as excepted in both Windows and max os. Version
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Description
I cannot get the setup of having step implementions in more than one directory to work.
Steps to reproduce
I'm setting up my env/python.properties file according to documentation as this:
Expecting Gauge to look in both these directories relative to project folder for steps, but when running I get this:
Looks like Gauge does not parse the settings correctly or I'm I missing something obvious? I've tried a few different combinations, but Gauge doesn't seem to register the 'comma-separator' and is treating the whole line as a single path.
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