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Question / feature request #12
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Hello, Thanks :D I have to admit that at the moment I haven't done much since I inherited the project, aside from answering questions, but I appreciate :p At the moment, not really. You'll get an error for each scenario missing at least one step, but you can only see that by running all the tests, and even then you'll only see the first step missing for each scenario. Personally, I use VSC with an addon named Cucumber (Gherkin) Full Support which, once properly configured, will highlight the steps without implementation in your feature file. I'd be willing to implement that feature if you want. |
I'll give this a look. Outputting the missing steps in the terminal would definitely make the tool even more useful (and similar to other cucumber toolsets I've used in the past), but it's not deal breaker for me. I did look at the source code to see if I could quickly implement it but it doesn't seem to be too simple. Happy to take a crack at this myself if you could give me direction, otherwise I'll happily test it if you get round to adding it. Thanks again for making this tool. Tom. |
I'll give your request a try, I'll reopen if I decide to do it :) |
using the arg --dry-run (CLI) or the function dryRun() (API) allows the user to display steps that are missing an implementation fix #12
Hello again, I just finished implementing the feature :D |
Hiya,
This project is awesome! Thanks for building it.
Is it possible to get gherkin-testcafe to output a list of pending step definitions if they don't exist already?
Thanks,
Tom.
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