Add Behat linting to our toolchain #91
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[Cucumber Linter](github.com/Kingdutch/cucumber-linter) provides a package that can lint for certain patterns in Behat tests (such as proper indentation and order of `arrange`, `act`, and `assert` test stages. This ensures tests are written in a uniform manner making them easy for others to understand. Additionally duplication of test stages usually indicates a test should be split up.
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Ronald agreed through Slack, and unfortunately CI is broken until 12.0.0 is released :( |
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Cucumber Linter provides a package that can lint for certain patterns in Behat tests (such as proper indentation and order of
arrange,act, andasserttest stages. This ensures tests are written in a uniform manner making them easy for others to understand. Additionally duplication of test stages usually indicates a test should be split up.