Context: I am using Python with Behave (BDD). My .feature file look like this:
@ISA-75
@ISA-76
@1
@1.1
Scenario: A user will be able to enter an email address to receive a notification when a requested archive is complete.
Given ...
When ...
Then ...
The output of the run doesn`t contain the @1 or @1.1 information. There is any way to tell behave to print out that information at run time?
It kind of depends on how you are making your assertions. But you can implement it from info found in their docs. I set a behave.ini as described here so print appears and then added this to environment.py file.
def after_scenario(context, scenario):
if context.failed == True:
print(context.scenario, 'failed. Here are the tags:')
for tag in context.tags:
print(tag)
You might just way to use a try/catch on your assertion and run the last lines on exception.
