Vic
Hello, Any progress on this one?
In another words hooks are triggered globally even if they are implemented in two different `conftest.py`
Did you try using pytest: 1. I do not know if this would work but you could `return` in `When` and inject when into `Then` 2. You certainly can `return`...
Good to know there is a way to do this like below: >@scenario( > 'yours.feature', > 'Some outline', > example_converters=dict(thing=int, position=int) >) I may cast them too... I just thought...
I think you are missing `Given` in your `Scenario Outline`. Try to put `Given` in the scenario outline and let us know if it worked. I would probably not use...
I use ``@scenario`` to run things after the test. For example I reset my env to pristine condition when I run some destructive tests. Edit: I did not know `@scenario`...
@youtux What about if I wanted to use the cleanup fixture only in one scenario in the entire feature file? (I was trying to read pytest docs but the page...
Using tags I divided my runs into features. Each job is creating report for particular feature. This also allows me to run many features in parallel in different Docker containers.
Maybe I found the culprit... 