scenario: stories/sub1/myscenario.story and stories/sub2/myscenario.story
When these two are run, JUnit shows one as not run and misreports errors to the wrong story. Appears that the JUnitReportingRunner support classes are being confused when they truncate the path to just the filename.
The code from the Runner has not been updated so will need to extract and refactor to make compliant with needs. Should also help to remove the unnecessary Before and After that adds to the junit run count.
scenario: stories/sub1/myscenario.story and stories/sub2/myscenario.story
When these two are run, JUnit shows one as not run and misreports errors to the wrong story. Appears that the JUnitReportingRunner support classes are being confused when they truncate the path to just the filename.
The code from the Runner has not been updated so will need to extract and refactor to make compliant with needs. Should also help to remove the unnecessary Before and After that adds to the junit run count.