Month: October 2020

Cucumber is a very powerful testing framework written in the Ruby programming language, which follows the BDD (behavior-driven development) methodology. It enables developers to write high-level use cases in plain text that can be verified by non-technical stakeholders, and turn them into executable tests, written in a language called Gherkin. And the Cucumber-Spring Integration is intended to

How to Share Test Context between Cucumber Steps, in this post we will explain it and share our implementation Scenario Context class holds the test data information explicitly. It helps you store values in a key-value pair between the steps. Moreover, it helps in organizing step definitions better rather than using private variables in step definition classes.