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Expose names of AST elements in Before hook #430

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See vcr/vcr#288 and #425.

We should make this part of the public API.

names = []
Before do |scenario|
names << scenario.feature_name
if scenario.respond_to?(:scenario_name)
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@tooky @os97673 can you see a way to avoid having to use this if statement? Something using a null object / blocks?

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@mattwynne the question is what you want to fix here, what functionality want to provide?
The code in question looks like "if I have scenario then I need its name else I have scenario outline and I need a lot of information" imho it is hard to replace such code until you have better wording for the code.

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I think that as of 7a1ec15 this is now covered.

@mattwynne mattwynne closed this Mar 18, 2015
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