cucumber-spring with @Configuration class fail with @Scope("cucumber-glue")

They way the cucumber-glue scope get registered won’t work when you’re using some of these scoped components in your non-scoped components declared in your configuration.

For example:

public interface ComponentA{}

@Component
public class DomainComponent{

    @Autowired
    private ComponentA beingInjected;
}

@Configuration
public class MyTestConfiguration{
    @Bean
    @Scope("cucumber-glue")
    public ComponentA componentA(){
        return Mockito.mock(ComponentA.class);
    }
}

@ContextConfiguration(classes=MyTestConfiguration.class)
public class MyGlueCode{

    @Autowired
    private DomainComponent domainComponent;

}

This is because the way the scope currently get registered, we need the ApplicationContext to add the scope into it.

[JSlain]

Yes there is. You need to register the GlueScope directly in your configuration, like this:

    @Bean
    public CustomScopeConfigurer glueScopeConfigurer(){
        CustomScopeConfigurer toReturn = new CustomScopeConfigurer();

        toReturn.addScope("cucumber-glue", new GlueCodeScope());

        return toReturn;
    }

However, you can’t do it directly since GlueCodeScope is package visible. The workaround is to create a new class with the @Configuration annotation in the same package as GlueCodeScope (which is cucumber.runtime.java.spring). Register the scope in it with the code above.

Then in your glue code, you must use that configuration in addition to your own.

The pull request i made does exactly this, except your don’t have to add it manually to your config, it’s done magically with ASM. I think it’s a bad thing, but haven’t found another way doing it; except maybe modifying something else directly in spring.

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