Aurélien Reeves

> > > Looks like Cypress has its own Cucumber JSON generator that somehow uses Cucumber's JSON generator: https://github.com/TheBrainFamily/cypress-cucumber-preprocessor/tree/master/lib/cukejson - I'd assume they just forgot to set the `match` field....

There is a `pretty` method implemented in javascript. Would that fit your needs? There is also https://github.com/cucumber/common/pull/1555 which work in enhancing that `pretty` method.

I considered the fact that you opened it in cucumber-jvm first. Maybe the javascript version for gherkin-utils would had fit your needs

Did you consider the possibility to use cucumber-jvm to get the messages in the form of ndjson to use those as an input in javascript implementation of gherkin and then...

I think that could be nice to port gherkin-utils to other languages. That's why I've added the "Help wanted" badge :)

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@aslakhellesoy is this still a thing? The JSON formatter is in maintenance mode I think the new HTML formatter based on react has been released in ruby, java and javascript...

PR now available in the dedicated repo here: https://github.com/cucumber/messages/pull/29

We can easily specify a go module which is in a monorepo: https://golang.org/ref/mod#module-path https://golang.org/ref/mod#vcs-dir So in our case, that should be as simple as something like the following: github.com/cucumber/common/messages/go/v42

> have separate repos in future though I agree that we should minimise the use of symlinks i I agree. Why to use symlinks where relative path may be enough?...