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Editing: use_the_junit_formatter.feature

Feature: Use the JUnit formatter
  In order to provide my CI tool with parsable phpspec results
  As a developer
  I need to be able to use a JUnit formatter

Scenario: Successfully export phpspec results in JUnit format
 Given the spec file "spec/Formatter/SpecExample/MarkdownSpec.php" contains:
 """
 <?php

namespace spec\Formatter\SpecExample;

use PhpSpec\ObjectBehavior;
      use Prophecy\Argument;

class MarkdownSpec extends ObjectBehavior
 {
 // passed
 function it_converts_plain_text_to_html_paragraphs()
 {
 $this->toHtml('Hi, there')->shouldReturn('Hi, there');
 }

// pending
          function it_converts_html_paragraph_to_plain_text()
          {
          }

// failed
 function it_formats_asterik_surrounding_text_in_italic()
 {
 $this->toHtml('*How are you?*')->shouldReturn('How are you?');
 }

// broken
 function it_formats_empty_text()
 {
 $this->toHtml('')->shouldReturn('');
 }

// skipped
          function it_does_some_incompatible_things()
          {
              throw new \PhpSpec\Exception\Example\SkippingException();
          }
      }

"""
 And the class file "src/Formatter/SpecExample/Markdown.php" contains:
 """
 <?php

namespace Formatter\SpecExample;

class Markdown
 {
 public function toHtml($text)
 {
 if (empty($text)) {
 throw new \InvalidArgumentException('Text cannot be empty: &$£€<>"');
 }
 return sprintf('%s', $text);
 }
 }

"""
    When I run phpspec using the "junit" format
    Then I should see valid junit output

Name	Type	Actions
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