I'm a big fan of the Gherkin syntax and the output of my Example Mapping sessions is generally a big pile of them.
Automated tests are then written based on these but not "using" these. By not "using" the Gherkin scenarios for our tests we can be looser with the language and not have to worry about RegEx.
If a manager, or other non-coder, wants to see the tests, they can look at the very pretty report that was generated.
Automated tests are then written based on these but not "using" these. By not "using" the Gherkin scenarios for our tests we can be looser with the language and not have to worry about RegEx.
If a manager, or other non-coder, wants to see the tests, they can look at the very pretty report that was generated.