For a different project, I made a ruby cucumber project that runs tests against the Expungement Generator, which is a php application written by another cls lawyer many years ago. The tests are not part of the EG's codebase, which is nice because it'd be awkward to try to put ruby and a php application into the same project.
The ruby project then can be run in TravisCI and a github pages site with all the tests is automatically created.
What do you think about the same approach here? We could use behave rather than ruby since this we're already using python for this.
For a different project, I made a ruby cucumber project that runs tests against the Expungement Generator, which is a php application written by another cls lawyer many years ago. The tests are not part of the EG's codebase, which is nice because it'd be awkward to try to put ruby and a php application into the same project.
The ruby project then can be run in TravisCI and a github pages site with all the tests is automatically created.
What do you think about the same approach here? We could use behave rather than ruby since this we're already using python for this.