Have you managed to generate an junit xml with the junit formatter? I’ve noticed that even in your git project where all examples are stored you didn’t include the ‘-f junit’ option in .NET HelloCucumber project. I must say that I’m struggling a lot with this.
Each time I use the following command:
cuke4nuke F:\Cuke4NukeExample\Cuke4NukeExample\bin\Debug\Cuke4NukeExample.dl
l F:\Cuke4NukeExample\Cuke4NukeExample\features -q -f junit -oF:\Cuke4NukeExampl
e\Cuke4NukeExample\test
I’m getting:
Invalid argument – F:\Cuke4NukeExample\Cuke4NukeExample\test/TEST-F:\Cuke4NukeEx
ample\Cuke4NukeExample\features\basic.xml (Errno::EINVAL)
Pardon me, but what the heck? Why does the junit formatter try to contact the path where features are held with the test output directory? Do you know how to resolve this?

gem uninstall json json_pure –all

(You may get an error if json_pure is not installed, which you can ignore, if you are being asked to remove executables:
edit_json.rb, prettify_json.rb
you should answer Y(es))

Then install version 1.4.6 of json:

gem install json –platform=ruby -v 1.4.6

That helped me to get rid of the error.

as we know, we can call another step in the step, e.g:
Given I goto to Google page
Given I open the browser
end

the problem is: if there is a table in the second step, how can I pass the table to first step and use it? Have you got this problem? thanks very much!