"When I turn on org-mode" does not work

[tkf]

I tried this scenario.

  Scenario: Turning on org-mode
    When I turn on org-mode

I got "Cannot open load file: overlay".

This also fails with the same error

   And I load the following:
    """
    (require 'org)
    """

However, running the following command does not raise error.

carton exec emacs -Q --batch --eval "(require 'org)"

Moreover, adding this to env.el does not change anything. I still got "Cannot open load file: overlay" error.

(require 'org)
;; (require 'overlay)  ; commenting out this does not change anything

[rejeep]

I think the issue is that the org-mode function does not take an argument. Can you try and override the step, like this:

(When "^I turn on org-mode$" 'org-mode)

(you still have to require org)

[tkf]

I don't think so because this does not explain why "And I load the following..." step raises an error.

[rejeep]

Ohh, so you mean you only have the eval step and not the "turn on org-mode"? Anyways, try it out, worked for me.

[tkf]

"I turn on org-mode" succeeds when (require 'org) is added to env.el. It is strange because it was not the case when I was writing this PR... But thanks anyway!

"I load the following:" still does not work. For reference, I made a repository to reproduce the problem I had.
https://github.com/tkf/espuds-issue-12

[rejeep]

"I turn on org-mode" succeeds when (require 'org) is added to env.el. It is strange because it was not the case when I was writing this PR... But thanks anyway!

Same for me, wtf? :)

"I load the following:" still does not work. For reference, I made a repository to reproduce the problem I had.
https://github.com/tkf/espuds-issue-12

Gotta love Carton and Makefile's :)

The problem is with espuds-fake-eval (https://github.com/rejeep/espuds/blob/master/espuds-helpers.el#L4-L9). Replacing that with a simple eval will do the job. I hate eval, but why make things more complicated...

[rejeep]

I spoke too soon. Still having this issue. I will actually ignore fixing the eval issue because that step should not even exist. If such a step should exist, it should look something like this:

(When "^I eval:$"
  (lambda (content)
    (with-temp-buffer
      (Given "I insert \"%s\"" content)
      (And   "I go to end of buffer")
      (And   "And I press \"%s\"" "C-x C-e"))))

That is an actual interaction by the user.

[tkf]

I think the problem with your approach is that it changes current buffer. What is the reason to not use (eval (read content)) here?

[rejeep]

I think the problem with your approach is that it changes current buffer.

Yes, so it cant (and should not) be used in the same way it is today.

What is the reason to not use (eval (read content)) here?

That was what I tried just now, but that gave me the same result.