This is a quick one.

Cucumber's recent version bump includes a new and improved html report generator (for textmate users, at least) borrowing javascript from rspec. That is to say, when you run your features it will be more like when you run your specs, progress bar and so on. I like that now it shows undefined step snippets in the textmate window in a usable form, that's a timesaver.

The update has changed cucumber's rake tasks to have its @wip settings in your cucumber.yml profile instead of in the rake tasks. This is great, as it's nudged me away from editing the generated rake files and having upgrade pain.

A side-effect of putting these settings into the profiles is that anything other than rake tasks will also use these settings, including the Textmate bundle.

Since the Textmate bundle doesn't understand tags I just gave it a separate profile:

cucumber.yml:

default: --format progress --require features --color --tags ~@wip,~@pending --strict
wip: --format pretty --require features --color --tags ~@pending,@wip:4 --wip
textmate: --require features --format html

TM_ CUCUMBER_OPTS = '--profile textmate'

Which runs all the features you tell it to.