Added cukes for just_updated versions in home view

[rthbound]

Just Updated gems/versions need some test coverage.

[cmeiklejohn]

These are not passing for me against rubygems.org/master... are they for you?

[rthbound]

Ran it against master before leaving the office... all passed.

[cmeiklejohn]

Still failing for me:

Scenario: Just updated                                    # features/homepage.feature:26
    Given I am signed up as "email@person.com"              # features/step_definitions/clearance/clearance_steps.rb:37
    And I have an API key for "email@person.com/password"   # features/step_definitions/api_steps.rb:1
    And I have a gem "sandworm" with version "1.0.0"        # features/step_definitions/gem_steps.rb:1
    And I have a gem "sandworm" with version "2.0.0"        # features/step_definitions/gem_steps.rb:1
    And I have a gem "fireworm" with version "1.0.0"        # features/step_definitions/gem_steps.rb:1
    And I push the gem "sandworm-1.0.0.gem" with my API key # features/step_definitions/api_steps.rb:8
    And I push the gem "sandworm-2.0.0.gem" with my API key # features/step_definitions/api_steps.rb:8
    And I push the gem "fireworm-1.0.0.gem" with my API key # features/step_definitions/api_steps.rb:8
    When I am on the homepage                               # features/step_definitions/web_steps.rb:44
    Then I should see the following just updated gems:      # features/step_definitions/view_steps.rb:15
      | fireworm (1.0.0) |
      | sandworm (2.0.0) |
      | sandworm (1.0.0) |
      <["fireworm (1.0.0)", "sandworm (2.0.0)", "sandworm (1.0.0)"]> expected but was
      <["sandworm (2.0.0)", "sandworm (1.0.0)"]>. (MiniTest::Assertion)
      ./features/step_definitions/view_steps.rb:16:in `/^I should see the following just updated gems:$/'
      features/homepage.feature:37:in `Then I should see the following just updated gems:'

[rthbound]

It's strange that mapping the text of the links in that div is only bringing back gems of one type (and strange that it's always limited to the first type pushed). Haven't been able to figure that out.

When pushing multiple versions of the same gem, the tests pass. Try to push a different gem and tests fail.

[cmeiklejohn]

Closing this one out in favor of #399.