Issue with DrupalExtension about drupal_ti

[Decipher]

Take into account that I have not used Behat until a few days ago, and Travis until a few hours ago, so no doubt it could be something clearly simple and stupid ;)

[LionsAd]

Maybe you need the drupal driver instead of the drush driver?

I don't think calling functions like module_enable() directly works - maybe only as a side effect.

What probably works though for this case is:

drush = $this->getDrush();
drush->drush('pm-enable', array('module_name'));

[Decipher]

So, from what I can tell, Drupal is being bootstraped correctly in the Travis CI instance, where it is locally.

https://travis-ci.org/Decipher/test/jobs/73480577#L428 is the output of print_r($GLOBALS);, which is missing any evidence of a bootstraped Drupal install. Locally I get essentially the same results as I would running the command from within Drupal.

As such, at that particular point I can't run any native Drupal functions.

[LionsAd]

@Decipher I am not sure you are supposed to be when using the drush driver:

https://github.com/Decipher/test/blob/master/tests/behat/behat.yml.dist#L16-L21

is missing something as far as I can tell:

https://github.com/panopoly/panopoly/pull/2/files#diff-63f34abbeedb18244e565e4c2b7eb2bcR12

I used drupal_root as well.

And I think without that, it can't find the drupal_root.

[Decipher]

Thanks, I think that was exactly what I needed. Appreciate the help.

[LionsAd]

I am happy to accept a PR for adding that to the default behat.yml.dist file in drupal_ti for the test modules.

And also happy to accept a patch testing that by e.g. enabling drupal_ti_test via behat.

Or lets say it like that:

We probably should write a test, so if you don't I will probably do so in the future, opening an issue for that now.

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Opened: #32

[Decipher]

Sounds good. I would have, but I had already turned in for the night. Timezones.