Exclude tag excludes even if an include tag matches #542
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When running 'make' if one does not have sure or python-subunit installed it will fail. Adding these to the dependencies.
If a user passes in a tag for which no scenario should run, e.g. --tag=-A then the expectation is that no scenario with that tag would run. However, the previous behavior was to include a scenario if an inclusion tag matches regardless if an exclusion tag also matches. scenario with an inclusionary. For example, if a scenario's tags were: ['A', 'B'] and the user specified: --tag=-A --tag=B the scenario would run. This change changes the behavior of scenario filtering: 1) If there are inclusionary tags and none match, the scenario is rejected 2) If there are exclusionary tags and any match, the scenario is rejected 3) If there are ~ or ~- tags and none match, the scenario is rejected 4) If the above did not reject the scenario, it is accepted gabrielfalcao#498
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Allow exclusionary tags to omit scenarios
If a user passes in a tag for which no scenario should run, e.g.
--tag=-A
then the expectation is that no scenario with that tag would run.
However, the previous behavior was to include a scenario if an
inclusion tag matches regardless if an exclusion tag also matches.
scenario with an inclusionary. For example, if a scenario's
tags were:
['A', 'B']
and the user specified:
--tag=-A --tag=B
the scenario would run.
This change changes the behavior of scenario filtering:
#498