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to run

Right-click on test/java and select Run 'All tests'

Simple set up is

Under resources and a features directory,
- create a subdirectory for your feature under test
- create a "feature" file ending in .feature
- write out a scenario
- each scenario is either a
  - setup
  - validation

 Scenario: Track my budget
    Given I have 100 in my wallet
    When I buy milk with 10
    Then I should have 90 in my wallet

go ahead and realise the Given, When and Then parts of the scenario in a "steps" class in test/java

 
Given("^I have (\\d+) in my wallet$", (Integer money) -> budget = money);

@Given("^that the user (.*) is given a task to clear (.*) certification exam$")
public void certificationName(String name, String certication) throws Throwable {
	user.setName(name);
	user.setCertification(certication);
}

these steps through the magic of cucmber and regular expressions, become clickable from the scenario (ctrl | left-click)
User example shows the bog standard one method per setup or validation
Shop example shows the Java8 stuff available if you import cucumber-java8 and implement En
The actual cucmber runner is annotated on the minimal "test" class itself and the other minimally required annotation there is to bind the runner to the feature:

@RunWith(Cucumber.class)
@CucumberOptions(features = { "classpath:features/user/user.feature" })

Now with the instructions to create a job to run this test in a throw away container:

` kubectl delete jobs.batch tester docker build . -t petecknight/tester:1.2 kubectl apply -f job.yaml kubectl wait --for=condition=complete --timeout=30s -f job.yaml

job.batch/tester condition met `

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