Roman Tretiak

You may also want sth like `@ContextConfiguration(locations = ["classpath:/spring-context.xml"])` on your spec to point to the context config file

This works fine for me: spec: ``` import org.springframework.beans.factory.annotation.Autowired import org.springframework.test.context.ContextConfiguration import spock.lang.Specification @ContextConfiguration(locations = ["classpath:/spring-context-example.xml"]) class MySpec extends Specification { @Autowired MyService myService def "a test"() { expect: myService...

That would be nice to see in the core spock. Just sharing my experience on how I deal with it now: 1. When debugging a failing iteration one can manually...

I'm able to do println with no issues inside `stop`. We've gone with some other solution to achieve what was planned, so this is not a blocker (at least for...

@renatoathaydes I'm really struggling due to #89 because we so much rely on assumes in our tests. Please let me know what you think of this approach. I can later...

Is it fine to treat AssumptionException as a 'SpecProblem'? That looked like a path of least resistance for me. I can instead call a new 'iterationSkipped' method in the listener,...

I can check whether we are inside 'unrolled iteration' or 'not parameterized feature' and call the relevant listener method and even mark the feature as 'skipped', but the drawback in...

I don't mind if you use any ideas from this pr, I'd actually appreciate that) > If you want to see the "error" message, you should fail the test, not...

I regret I didn't find this post 3 hours earlier. @zcmgyu Thanks for saving my sleep time today. By the way, in my case it was enough just to update...

In case if somebody's still having this issue, the more compact solution is: ``` RESTClient.metaClass.delete = { Map args -> def deleteRequestWithEntity = [getMethod: { "DELETE" }] as HttpEntityEnclosingRequestBase delegate.doRequest(new...