gitlabhq/features/project/network.feature

Feature: Project Network Graph
  Background:
    Given I sign in as a user
    And I own project "Shop"
    And I visit project "Shop" network page

  @javascript
  Scenario: I should see project network
    Then page should have network graph
    And page should select "master" in select box
    And page should have "master" on graph

  @javascript
  Scenario: I should switch ref to "stable"
    When I switch ref to "stable"
    Then page should have network graph
    And page should select "stable" in select box
    And page should have "stable" on graph

  @javascript
  Scenario: I should looking for a commit by SHA of "v2.1.0"
    When I looking for a commit by SHA of "v2.1.0"
    Then page should have network graph
    And page should select "master" in select box
    And page should have "v2.1.0" on graph
Cucumber -> Network graph feature 2012-06-16 13:03:20 +03:00			`Feature: Project Network Graph`
			`Background:`
add spinach steps for remaining features 2012-09-10 06:35:23 -07:00			`Given I sign in as a user`
Cucumber -> Network graph feature 2012-06-16 13:03:20 +03:00			`And I own project "Shop"`
Speed up the "Project Network Graph" cucumber feature This change involves stubbing out the call to `Grit::Commit.find_all` and limiting the number of commits to 10 vs. the standard of 650 used by `Gitlab::GraphCommit.to_graph`. Prior to this change, this single feature required almost 3 minutes of running time and over 2 GB of memory on my machine. Now it takes less than 3 seconds. 2012-08-21 22:20:09 -04:00			`And I visit project "Shop" network page`
Cucumber -> Network graph feature 2012-06-16 13:03:20 +03:00
add spinach steps for remaining features 2012-09-10 06:35:23 -07:00			`@javascript`
Cucumber -> Network graph feature 2012-06-16 13:03:20 +03:00			`Scenario: I should see project network`
			`Then page should have network graph`
Add some tests for network graph 2013-03-04 17:50:42 +09:00			`And page should select "master" in select box`
			`And page should have "master" on graph`

			`@javascript`
			`Scenario: I should switch ref to "stable"`
			`When I switch ref to "stable"`
			`Then page should have network graph`
			`And page should select "stable" in select box`
			`And page should have "stable" on graph`

			`@javascript`
			`Scenario: I should looking for a commit by SHA of "v2.1.0"`
			`When I looking for a commit by SHA of "v2.1.0"`
			`Then page should have network graph`
			`And page should select "master" in select box`
			`And page should have "v2.1.0" on graph`