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State Sharing Across Step Definitions When integrating Cucumber-JVM with the JUnit 5 platform, managing state between multiple step definition classes within a single scenario requires a Dependency Injection (DI) container. While Cucumber supports various containers such as PicoContainer and Spring, the behavior of object lifecycles differs across these impl
Cucumber utilizes @Before and @After hooks to manage setup and teardown logic. While the order parameter allows for precise sequencing of global hooks, the interaction between global ordering and tagged hook execution requires clarification. When a scenario matches both a global hook (with a specific order) and a tagged hook, it is unclear if the tagged hook
Scenario Outline Execution Behavior Cucumber-JVM utilizes Scenario Outlines to execute a single scenario multiple times based on the rows provided in an Examples table. Each row is treated as an independent scenario for the purpose of reporting and execution. Hook Lifecycle Constraints When integrating Cucumber with external test runners like JUnit or TestNG