Eric Kessler

You can essentially do that kind of thing already. To continue off of your starting code ```ruby file = CukeModeler::FeatureFile.new(filename) file.feature.name = "Updated #{file.feature.name}" file.feature.add_tag("ISSUE-5") # or file.feature.replace_tag("id:5", "ISSUE-5") file.write(filename)...

Because there will be as many different styles of laying out feature files as there are users of Gherkin, there isn't a particular way to output the models with `#to_s`...

The fundamental problem with comments is that they are not related to any other model in a structural sense, even though the people writing them often mean them to be....

@leoc I've gotten away with not addressing the comment problem this long because, when the models first had `#to_s` implementations added, comments where not modeled at all and, because the...

> I am thinking about writing some gem like `cuke_writer` that could receive some formatting options, that even could be integrated with CukeLinter. Combining the writer (which could be a...