Attach Cucumber reporter to Ant build?

Hi,

You need just to add correct --format and --expand options to cucumber cmdline args and also specify RUBYLIB env variable pointing on necessary TC Rake runner ruby scripts.

E.g. for RubyMine testing with Cucumber we use:

<target name="features">
    <java classname="org.jruby.Main" fork="true" failonerror="true">
      <classpath>
        <pathelement path="${jruby.home}/lib/jruby.jar"/>
        <pathelement path="${jruby.home}/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/gems/jvyaml-0.0.1/lib/jvyamlb.jar"/>
        ....
      </classpath>
      <jvmarg value="-Xmx512m"/>
      <jvmarg value="-XX:+HeapDumpOnOutOfMemoryError"/>
      <jvmarg value="-ea"/>
      <jvmarg value="-Djruby.home=${jruby.home}"/>
      <arg value="-S"/>
      <arg value="cucumber"/>
      <arg value="--format"/>
      <arg value="Teamcity::Cucumber::Formatter"/>
      <arg value="--expand"/>
      <arg value="."/>
      <env key="RUBYLIB" value="${agent.home.dir}/plugins/rake-runner/lib/rb/testing/patch/common;${agent.home.dir}/plugins/rake-runner/lib/rb/testing/patch/bdd"/>
    </java>

  </target>

Thanks Roman.  So do we still need a Rake wrapper to trigger the Ant build?

So I believe that I have this setup correctly now, however Cucumber is failing with the following error.  Please note that I had to remove the "testing/" directory from the RUBYLIB paths:

This exception was due to an old version of the Cucumber formatter in our project.  I removed that library, however I am still not seeing the Cucumber tests in TeamCity.  Could you please give more detail on your setup?

Many thanks,
Geoff.

This exception was due to an old version of the Cucumber formatter in our project.

I'm not sure. According your stacktrace you are using cucumber-0.4.4. It seems our formatter wasn't able to find method from [buildAgent]/plugins/rake-runner/lib/rb/patch/common/teamcity/utils/service_message_factory.rb. Could you attach this file?

however I am still not seeing the Cucumber tests in TeamCity.  Could you please give more detail on your setup?

Take a look on build log. Tests should be mentioned there and will be available in "Overview" and "Tests" tabs of build results. Also tests counter in build results should be greater.

Also please add env variable
{code}
<env key="TEAMCITY_RAKE_RUNNER_MODE" value="buildserver"/>
{code}

Hi Roman,

The "TEAMCITY_RAKE_RUNNER_MODE" environment variable did the trick.  Here's our final setup for anyone looking to do the same thing:

TeamCity:

 Additional Rake command line parameters: AGENT_HOME=%system.agent.home.dir%

 Attached reporters:

Cucumber: ON Cucumber options(CUCUMBER_OPTS): not specified

require 'rake'

task :default => :ant

task :ant do

  verbose(true) do

    sh("ant '-Dagent.home.dir=#{ENV["AGENT_HOME"]}' '-Dcucumber.opts=#{ENV["CUCUMBER_OPTS"]}' -emacs")

  end

end

    <target name="-features">
        <exec executable="${jruby.home}/bin/jruby" dir="${basedir}">
            <env key="PATH" path="${jruby.home}/bin:${env.PATH}"/>
            <env key="RUBYLIB"
                 path="${agent.home.dir}/plugins/rake-runner/lib/rb/patch/common:${agent.home.dir}/plugins/rake-runner/lib/rb/patch/bdd"/>
            <env key="TEAMCITY_RAKE_RUNNER_MODE" value="buildserver"/>
            <arg value="-J-Djava.awt.headless=true"/>
            <arg value="-S"/>
            <arg value="cucumber"/>
            <arg line="${cucumber.opts}"/>
            <arg value="features"/>
        </exec>