picklesdoc/pickles

Index.html is not generated

Xeli opened this issue · 4 comments

Xeli commented

Hello!

I've got a question / issue regarding having a main index.html.

I've got a set of cucumbers each in separate directories:

my-project
  - features
    - feature-set-1
        - some-feature.feature
        - some-feature2.feature
    - feature-set-2
        - some-feature3.feature
    - etc

So features is a subdir of my-project, and feature-set-1/2/etc are subdirs of feature.

When I run pickles using
mono Pickles.exe -f my-project/features -o /target

it generates html files, and puts them into subdirectories of /target but there is no /target/index.html. This means I need to manually go to into the subdirectories, when looking at them locally it's not much of an issue, but when I want to host the generated html somewhere people would have to guess the names of the subdirectories.

Did I overlook some option or can I change something to have a main index.html generated like the example has here: http://www.picklesdoc.com/pickles/Output/Html/index.html

I see that you're using mono. It's been a while since I heard from anyone using mono to run Pickles. I'm afraid Pickles does not officially support mono.

Xeli commented

Hi @dirkrombauts

Ah I didn't realize this.

But the command I used, should this have generated the index.html when run without mono? (I don't have a windows machine available to try this out myself unfortunatly)

Yes, the command itself is fine and should produce an index.html.

It's been an amazing time for me to work on Pickles. Now it's finally time for me to lay down the mantle and move on. I am leaving Pickles completely.

I am closing this issue, so that the next maintainer of this repository can start from a clean slate.

Do you want to take over active development and maintenance at Pickles? Contact me directly at dirk dot rombauts at picklesdoc dot com. I will hand over everything Pickles-related to you. This email address will remain active until 11 December 2020.