When a new version of FitNesse is run for the first time, it checks the existing environment to see if any changes need to be made in order for the existing environment to be compatible with the new version of FitNesse.

script: given page: SomePage: with content: group1 nogroup group2: replacement response from (group[^ ]*) nogroup (group[^ ]*) with: $2 irrelevant $1: should contain

Test: This property instructs FitNesse to treat the page as a fitnesse test page: It enables the Test button, which submits the page to Fit to process all of the page's test tables. Pages with the Test property enabled will have the SetUp and TearDown text applied to them.

One Minute Description: What is FitNesse? Start here. Page Footer; Project Death By Requirements: Why use automated acceptance tests? What goes wrong when we don't use them? Quick Reference Guide; Two Minute Example +: A brief example. Writing Acceptance Tests. Acceptance Test Patterns. Build Operate Check; Common Includes

A .FitNesse.SuiteAcceptanceTests.SuiteWidgetTests.WikiWord is a word with no punctuation with capital letters as the word seperators. A WikiPagePath is a set of .FitNesse.SuiteAcceptanceTests.SuiteWidgetTests.WikiWord elements separated by dots. FitNesse's own acceptance test suite

-d /path/to/fitnesse/root. Path to the fitnesse wiki home where FitNesseRoot or -r name resides-e days: 14: Number of days to retain older versions (.zip files)-l /log/file/path/and/name: off: Where to put and what to call the run log-o: update: Prevents (omits) updating FitNesseRoot content-p port# 80: Port for FitNesse to listen on-r ...

FitNesse; UserGuide; WritingAcceptanceTests; FitFramework; ColumnFixtureCode; package eg; import fit.ColumnFixture; public class Division extends ColumnFixture { public double numerator; public double denominator; public double quotient() {return numerator/denominator;} } Input variables must be public.

Each page that has tests will consist of a series of HTML tables. Fitnesse understands various formats of tables, and if those formats are not sufficient, developers are welcome to add additional ones. Generally, the tables take the basic form of a Command cell and some Parameter cells, which are followed by some Output cells.

A fixture is the class that FitNesse and Slim use to process a particular test table when the Test button is clicked. For each row of data in a test table, Slim sets its inputs using setter methods, and then calls the specified output methods.

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