Closed ahus1 closed 9 years ago
I found that when I change Java code signatures, the Jnario IDE in version 1.0.0 doesn't notice this.
I'll need to close and open the Jnario editor window so that the Jnario IDE picks up the code change in the Java class.
I've set up a small sample project here: https://github.com/ahus1/jnariosimple
Expected behaviour in step 5: Feature should compile
Observed behaviour in step 5: Error message in Feature editor: "The method substract is undefined for Scenario: substract"
I stopped using it.
I found that when I change Java code signatures, the Jnario IDE in version 1.0.0 doesn't notice this.
I'll need to close and open the Jnario editor window so that the Jnario IDE picks up the code change in the Java class.
I've set up a small sample project here: https://github.com/ahus1/jnariosimple
Environment
Steps to reproduce
Expected behaviour in step 5: Feature should compile
Observed behaviour in step 5: Error message in Feature editor: "The method substract is undefined for Scenario: substract"