Overview

Drupal.org becomes more awesome as we build and deploy features that help us collaborate and communicate better. Towards this end, we've adopted Behat, a PHP-based implementation of Behavior Driven Development (BDD) testing. These tests do two important things:

• Help us ensure that the introduction of features doesn't break existing functionality
• Document how the features of Drupal.org work in plain language

Project Doobie, the BDD Project: http://drupal.org/project/doobie
Issue queue: http://drupal.org/project/issues/doobie

Contribute to Drupal.org BDD testing

You can contribute in a number of ways:

• Maintain a set of BDD tests
• Respond to issues in the Project doobie marked Step Definition
• Review patches posted to the issue queue
• Review the Doobie code to spot areas of improvement

Supporting Resources:

• Behat documentation
• What's in a story

Feature Syntax:
Looking into BDD, you'll discover more than one syntax for writing Feature: section. For the sake of consistency, we've chosen to follow the syntax outlined in the Behat documentation at Behat guide