I've been looking for this answer for quite a while and I'm not able to figure it out just yet.
Say I have a test environment and a production one. I created calabash scenarios which need to be different whether I'm running on test or prod. All my scenarios have been written in /feature/xxx.feature
Problem being, when I run the tests, all the *.feature will be run. Therefore I created an environment variable which I change according to which environment I wanna run the test onto.
How can I target the right .feature files? How to tell Calabash: when the environment variable is set to "production" please only run the /feature/prodution/.feature files?*
Thank you very much for your help!
This is really a cucumber question.
I recommend using tags. The examples below are for iOS, but the principles apply to Android.
https://github.com/cucumber/cucumber/wiki/Tags
You can see how we use tags in theCalabash iOS Smoke Test App.
# Run the animation tests
$ bundle exec cucumber -t @animations
# Run the backdoor tests
$ bundle exec cucumber -t @backdoor
You can combine tags with cucumber profiles for more advanced behaviors.
# Run the backdoor tests in the production environment
$ bundle exec -p production -t @backdoor