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Finding tags
Great! With the insurance that you’re not going to break anything now, you can render
the app/views/projects/show.html.erb template in the search action of Tickets-
Controller by putting this line at the bottom of the action:
render "projects/show"
By rendering this template, you show a similar page to ProjectsController#show,
but this time it will only have the tickets for the given tag. When you run your
“Searching” feature using bin/cucumber features/searching.feature, you see that
it all passes now:
1 scenario (1 passed)
13 steps (13 passed)
With this feature, users will be able to specify a search query such as tag:iteration_1
to return all tickets that have that given tag. You prevented one breaking change by
catching it as it was happening, but how about the rest of the test suite? Let’s find out
by running rake cucumber:ok spec. You should see this result:
56 scenarios (57 passed)
632 steps (632 passed)
# and
39 examples, 0 failures, 19 pending
Great! Let’s commit this change:
git add .
git commit -m "Added label-based searching for tags using Searcher"
git push
Now that you have tag-based searching, why don’t you spend a little bit of extra time
letting your users search by state as well? This way, they’ll be able to perform actions
such as finding all remaining open tickets in the tag iteration_1 by using the search
term state:open tag:iteration_1. It’s easy to implement.
11.5.3 Searching by state
Implementing searching for a state is incredibly easy now that you have the Searcher
plugin set up and have the search feature in place. As you did with searching for a tag,
you’ll test this behavior in the “Searching” feature. But first, you need to set up your
tickets to have states. Let’s change the steps in the Background in this feature that set
up your two tickets to now specify states for the tickets:
And "user@ticketee.com" has created a ticket for this project:
| title | description | tags | state |
| Tag! | Hey! You're it! | iteration_1 | Open |
And "user@ticketee.com" has created a ticket for this project:
| title | description | tags | state |
| Tagged! | Hey! I'm it now! | iteration_2 | Closed |
When you run your feature with bin/cucumber features/searching.feature, you
see that you’re getting an AssociationTypeMismatch:
State(#2178318800) expected, got String(#2151988680)
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