mspec-tag

There is a separate script for adding and removing tags for spec descriptions. The f, e, E, p, P, g, G, V, m options are the same as for mspec-run above.

Note: The runners make a distinction between specifying filters for which specs will be executed (e.g. f, e, E, p, P, g, G) and which specs will trigger actions. The mspec-tag script registers the TagAction to add or delete tags based on the outcome of executing a spec (e.g. pass, fail, or all). The TagAction is different than, for example DebugAction, in that TagAction will match any spec by default. You can narrow the matches by using the K or S options. In this way, you can run a whole set of specs, but only tag a select few depending on what you pass with K or S.

For example, use the following command to tag any Array#append specs that fail with the tag ‘fails’. Since --add fails is the default action and tag, the following commands are equivalent:

mspec tag spec/ruby/core/array/append_spec.rb
mspec tag --add fails spec/ruby/core/array/append_spec.rb

To remove tags for specs that now pass, use the following command. Since --pass is the default outcome, the following commands are also equivalent:

mspec tag --del fails spec/ruby/core/array/append_spec.rb
mspec tag --del fails --pass spec/ruby/core/array/append_spec.rb

Please run mspec tag -h for the detailed help output.