This module must be enabled via drush.

drush en -y behatrunner

When first enabled, the module scan and registered the scenarios defined by the currently enabled modules, run drush bscan to update and register them.

The module will auto-deregister the scenarios defined in the modules subsequently disabled.

• List the registered scenarios drush bls

• Scan enabled modules for new scenarios and features drush bscan

• Clear the list of registered scenarios drush bclear

• Run all the registered tests drush brun

• Run all the registered test for the given modules drush brun --modules=my_module,my_other_module

• Run all the registered test for a given tag (single tags supported) drush brun --tags=theTag

• Run all the registered test for a given module and a given tag drush brun --modules=my_module --tags=theTag ( multiple TAGs not currently supported: only the first TAG is used! )

To run javascript tests:

1. All javascript scenarios must be tagged with @javascript
2. You must have a javascript-enabled web session available.

By default, behatrunner is set to run all javascript tests with Selenium2. This is dictated by the javascript_session key in public://behat.yml. Therefore, a Selenium2 server must be running when the test is executed.

@see "How do I install Selenium2" for installation instructions. @see http://docs.seleniumhq.org/download

1. Download Selenium2 standalone server: https://code.google.com/p/selenium/downloads/detail?name=selenium-server-standalone-2.39.0.jar&can=1&q=
2. Start the selenium server locally: java -jar path/to/selenium-server-standalone-2.39.0.jar

You've probably change a scenario since the last time that Behat Runner registered it. To update Behat Runner's registration, run drush bscan.

**In Behat 3.x the JUnit support has not been merged into a stable release yet. See: Behat/Behat#676 **

Behat Runner writes the results of every test run to public://behatrunner. You can configure your Jenkins or Travis CI jobs to look in this directory for the JUnit-formatted XML output.

This error is caused by XDebug, check: Behat/Behat#730 for further details (this issue will be closed when a stable release of Behat that includes the PR will be available)

The DrupalExtension checks the "I am logged in" by lookinf for a "log-out" link on the main page. Depending on your theme, this could not be always true. DrupalExtension PR jhedstrom/drupalextension#131 tackle this issue, but at time of writing (2015-06-23) it is still pending and not committed.

There can be two reasons for this exception:

1. Selenium2 is not compatible with firefox versions above 46. Downgrade your firefox to 46 or earlier.
2. Your tests take too long to execute. You can set the timeout limit through the behatrunner_process_timeout drupal variable, e.g. drush vset behatrunner_process_timeout 240