files of interest:
com.telstra.kilda.spec.ExampleSpec
com.telstra.kilda.BaseSpecification
com.telstra.kilda.extension.CleanupLeverExtension
Example test can be found in com.telstra.kilda.spec package. I tried to supply it with some
additional comments inside in order to pin-point exactly what is the benefit/difference
from Cucumber.
Tests are executable, but use some mock implementations of services.
You may have to mark 'groovy' directory as test sources root and 'resources' as test resources root
in order to execute.
Situation: we decided that we want to be able to turn on/off our teardown methods on demand
(this is not a prepared case, just took it from my head). Quickly implemented
this via Spock extension com.telstra.kilda.extension.CleanupLeverExtension
Just set system property cleanups to false and cleanup methods won't run, allowing engineer
to debug the environment state in case of test failure.