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What's wrong with Relish?
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@work_in_progress
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Scenario: I
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I want to be able to search features
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Scenario: Search scenario steps
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page.should have_link "Kate Moss", :href => "/features/kate-moss"
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page.should have_link "Katie Price", :href => "/features/katie-price"
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page.should have_link "Jessica-Jane Clement", :href => "/features/jessica-jane-clement"
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visit "/features/sample-feature"
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page.body.should have_content "Scenarios"
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page.should have_link "Sample Aidy", :href => "/features/sample-feature/scenario/sample-aidy"
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page.should have_link "Sample Andrew", :href => "/features/sample-feature/scenario/sample-andrew"
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page.click_link "Sample Aidy"
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end
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page.body.should have_content "Scenario: Sample Aidy"
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page.body.should have_content "Given my name is \"Aidy\""
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page.body.should have_content "When I drink alcohol"
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page.body.should have_content "Then I go nuts"
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end
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Then /^the background is visible$/ do
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page.body.should have_content "Background:"
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page.body.should have_content "Given some things"
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end
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Then /^the scenario links are sorted$/ do
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page.body.should =~ /C.*I.*N.*V/m
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end
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Then /^the features are ordered alphabetically$/ do
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page.body.should =~ /Elle Macpherson.*Jessica-Jane Clement.*Kate Moss.*Katie Price/m
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end
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