November 10th 2017

How to run a single cucumber file

When you develop you Cucumber tests you do need to run single cucumber file. Here is how to run a single cucumber file.

Run single cucumber file in ruby (macOS)

cucumber features/feature_name.feature

Run single cucumber file in ruby (Linux)

bundle exec cucumber features/feature_name.feature

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If you have a pipeline job you might want to run a single cucumber file in jenkins in headless mode you can configure your pipeline to run a single file rather than running parallel of all tests.

You can simply create a method that calls the run tests method below which determines which set of tests to run based on the build variables.

node(){
   timestamps {
        stage 'Running tests'
         try{
             if ( !env.FEATURE && !env.CUCUMBER_TAG ) {
                              runTests();
                  } else if (env.FEATURE && env.CUCUMBER_TAG) {
                              runfeaturefile();
                              runTags();
                          }
                      else if (env.FEATURE && !env.CUCUMBER_TAG) {
                              runfeaturefile();
                          }
                      else if (!env.FEATURE && env.CUCUMBER_TAG) {
                              runTags();
                   }
      }catch(err) {
                echo "Build failed at ; stage('Running tests')"
                echo err.getMessage();

               }
        }
}

Where run featurefile();:

// run feature/features that are provided into the build
def runfeaturefile(){
    echo "Running feature file"
    def features = env.FEATURE
    List items = Arrays.asList(features.split("\\s*,\\s*"));
    try{
        for (int i = 0; i

Happy testing!

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