Is a vagrantfile really needed?

[alfredopalhares]

Right after a leibniz init

$ cucumber 
cucumberFeature: Learn to use Leibniz

  In order to learn how to use Leibniz
  As an infrastructure developer
  I want to be able to have a skeleton feature

  Background:                                              # features/learning_leibniz.feature:7
    Given I have provisioned the following infrastructure: # features/step_definitions/learning_steps.rb:1
      | Server Name | Operating System | Version | Chef Version | Run List          |
      | learning    | centos           | 6.4     | 11.8.0       | learning::default |
[sudo] password for masterkorp: 
    And I have run Chef                                    # features/step_definitions/learning_steps.rb:5
      Failed to complete #create action: [Expected process to exit with [0], but received '1'
      ---- Begin output of sudo vagrant up --no-provision ----
      STDOUT: 
      STDERR: A Vagrant environment is required to run this command. Run `vagrant init`
      to set one up in this directory, or change to a directory with a
      Vagrantfile and try again.
      ---- End output of sudo vagrant up --no-provision ----
      Ran sudo vagrant up --no-provision returned 1] (Kitchen::ActionFailed)
      ./features/step_definitions/learning_steps.rb:7:in `/^I have run Chef$/'
      features/learning_leibniz.feature:12:in `And I have run Chef'

  Scenario: Infrastructure developer can learn Leibniz     # features/learning_leibniz.feature:14
    pending

Failing Scenarios:
cucumber features/learning_leibniz.feature:14 # Scenario: Infrastructure developer can learn Leibniz
pending

1 scenario (1 failed)
2 steps (1 failed, 1 passed)

Isn't supposed test-kitchen deal with this ?