update features to work with current aruba

features/commands.feature

@@ -11,15 +11,15 @@ Feature: Executing commands
   I want to use Aruba steps to run commands and test output
 
   Scenario: Check Stdout
-    When I run "echo 'i like cheese'"
+    When I run `echo 'i like cheese'`
     Then the stdout from "echo 'i like cheese'" should contain "i like cheese"
 
   Scenario: Check Stderr
-    When I run "some_error"
-    Then the stderr from "some_error" should contain "No such file or directory - some_error"
+    When I run `sh some_error`
+    Then the stderr should contain "sh: some_error: No such file or directory"
 
   Scenario: Check Stdout for multiple lines
-    When I run "echo 'one\none\none\n'"
+    When I run `echo 'one\none\none\n'`
     Then the output should contain:
     """
     one
@@ -28,10 +28,10 @@ Feature: Executing commands
     """
 
   Scenario: Check exit code
-    When I run "true"
+    When I run `true`
     Then the exit status should be 0
 
   Scenario: Check exit code
-    When I run "false"
+    When I run `false`
     Then the exit status should be 1
 

features/files.feature

@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ Feature: Examining files
 
   @steps
   Scenario: File exists
-    Given the empty file "foo.file"
+    Given an empty file named "foo.file"
      Then the file "foo.file" exists
 
   @steps
@@ -21,18 +21,18 @@ Feature: Examining files
 
   @steps
   Scenario: Atime
-    Given the empty file "foo.file"
-      And we record the a/mtime of "foo.file"
-      And I run "sleep 1"
-      And I run "touch -a foo.file"
+    Given an empty file named "foo.file"
+      And we record the a-mtime of "foo.file"
+      And I run `sleep 1`
+      And I run `touch -a foo.file`
      Then the atime of "foo.file" changes
 
   @steps
   Scenario: Mtime
     Given an empty file named "foo.file"
-      And we record the a/mtime of "foo.file"
-      And I run "sleep 1"
-      And I run "touch -m foo.file"
+      And we record the a-mtime of "foo.file"
+      And I run `sleep 1`
+      And I run `touch -m foo.file`
      Then the mtime of "foo.file" changes
 
   @steps
@@ -60,14 +60,14 @@ Feature: Examining files
     """
   @steps
   Scenario: File modes
-    When I run "touch filemode.file"
-     And I run "chmod 644 filemode.file"
-    Then the file "filemode.file" has mode "644"
-     And the file "filemode.file" has mode "0644"
+    When I run `touch filemode.file`
+     And I run `chmod 644 filemode.file`
+    Then the file "filemode.file" has decimal mode "644"
+     And the file "filemode.file" has decimal mode "0644"
 
   @steps
   Scenario: Directory exists
-    When I run "mkdir -p dirtest"
+    When I run `mkdir -p dirtest`
     Then the directory "dirtest" exists
 
   @steps
@@ -76,9 +76,9 @@ Feature: Examining files
 
   @steps
   Scenario: Directory mode
-    When I run "mkdir -p dirtest"
-     And I run "chmod 755 dirtest"
-     Then the directory "dirtest" has mode "755"
-     And the directory "dirtest" has mode "0755"
+    When I run `mkdir -p dirtest`
+     And I run `chmod 755 dirtest`
+     Then the directory "dirtest" has decimal mode "755"
+     And the directory "dirtest" has decimal mode "0755"