Closed fhars closed 10 years ago
Do you expect them to be indented after you indent the Scenario line? This may be quite difficult to implement.
It's would be really nice to have.
I'm have a couple of similar indentation issues. For example if I take the example from Cucumber's wiki:
Feature: Search courses
Courses should be searchable by topic
Search results should provide the course code
Scenario: Search by topic
Given there are 240 courses which do not have the topic "biology"
And there are 2 courses, A001 and B205, that each have "biology" as one of the topics
When I search for "biology"
Then I should see the following courses:
| Course code |
| A001 |
| B205 |
If I place the cursor at the end of the When I search for "biology"
line and press return, the new line is created without any indentation, and pressing TAB does not perform any indentation. Additionally pressing TAB on any existing and already indented lines, removes all indentation from the line, suggesting that it thinks the correct indentation level is 0.
As far as I recall, indentation used to work normally till a few months ago (2-6 months, I don't remember exactly).
One issue with Emacs modes w/ indentation is that they are notoriously difficult to test, so regressions are possible.
Can we please be more specific than "work normally"?
Ok, to be more specific of what I expect as "normal" behavior, the original example file above is correctly indented. Feature at level 0, it's description and Scenario statements one level down from Freature. And step statements one level deeper than Scenario statements.
Feature: a feature
A feature to do stuff
Scenario: a scenario
Given something
When something happens
Then something cool is shown
Scenario: another scenario
Given something else
When something different happens
Then something cool is shown yet again
At least that's what I except, but as I'm not a super heavy Cucumber user or really involved in the community, there's a chance I'm just simply wrong.
However, right now, if I don't manually type space to insert indentation, typing out the example above would end up without any indentation at all:
Feature: a feature
A feature to do stuff
Scenario: a scenario
Given something
When something happens
Then something cool is shown
Scenario: another scenario
Given something else
When something different happens
Then something cool is shown yet again
And pressing TAB, which in Emacs typically just changes indentation to the correct level, rather than just further indenting like other editors, currently seems to just remove all indentation. Suggesting that it thinks nothing should be indented.
If it helps, I'll can try older versions after work to find the commit that caused the change in indentation behavior.
I've pushed 2 commits that should help with indentation. Please give the most recent version a try.
My problem was solved, thank you.
Seems to have solved my indentation issue too :)
This is the actual result of letting feature-mode indent a feature:
I'd expect the Given ... When .. Then to be indented on step more than the Scenario.