`no-restricted-tags`

Bans tags you do not want committed.

What it does#

Tags such as @wip or @only are handy while you work and harmful once merged. List them here and nobody can commit them by accident.

Add this to your .gurkencheckrc:

{
  "no-restricted-tags": ["on", {
    "tags": ["@wip", "@only"],
    "patterns": ["^@debug"]
  }]
}

Setting	Value	If you leave it out	What it does
`tags`	list of tag names	`empty list`	Tags that are forbidden, written exactly as they appear.
`patterns`	list of regular expressions	`empty list`	A tag is forbidden when it matches any of these.

Passes

@smoke
Feature: Logging in

  Scenario: A known user logs in
    Given I am a known user

Fails

@wip
Feature: Logging in

  Scenario: A known user logs in
    Given I am a known user

gurkencheck reports: Forbidden tag @wip on Feature