Incorrect error display for Cucumber

[Łukasz Adamczak]

I'm using :compiler cucumber + :make (or :Make with vim-dispatch) to run my cukes.
For some reason, a successful pass will always be shown as having an error:

Feature: Success

  Scenario: Success     # features/success.feature:2
    When I do something # features/steps.rb:1
    Then I succeed      # features/steps.rb:4

1 scenario (<<< THIS LINE MARKED AS ERROR)
2 steps
0m0.016s

See demo below:

I'm using MacVim snapshot 73 (VIM 7.4.258) with bundled cucumber.vim compiler matching this one here.

Other compilers - e.g. rspec - work fine and only mark errors where there are any.

Any idea why this is happening?

[Tim Pope]

What is :verbose set efm??

[Łukasz Adamczak]

errorformat=%W%m (Cucumber::Undefined),%E%m (%.%#),%Z%f:%l,%Z%f:%l:%.%#
      Last set from ~/.vim/bundle/vim-dispatch/autoload/dispatch.vim

[Łukasz Adamczak]

Tried the same after removing vim-dispatch from my bundle.
Incorrect behavior with cucumber remains.

errorformat=%W%m (Cucumber::Undefined),%E%m (%.%#),%Z%f:%l,%Z%f:%l:%.%#

(no "Last set from..." line this time)

[Łukasz Adamczak]

My .vimrc

[Tim Pope]

What does the plain output of cucumber look like?

[Łukasz Adamczak]

$ cucumber
Feature: Success

  Scenario: Success     # features/success.feature:2
    When I do something # features/steps.rb:1
    Then I succeed      # features/steps.rb:4

1 scenario (1 passed)
2 steps (2 passed)
0m0.010s

• inside Vim, the "incorrect" line says 1 scenario
• in Bash, the line says 1 scenario (1 passed)

[Łukasz Adamczak]

Works great, thanks a lot!