← Back to context Comment by JimDabell 10 days ago I know about BDD frameworks. I’m talking higher level than that. 5 comments JimDabell Reply motorest 10 days ago > I know about BDD frameworks. I’m talking higher level than that.What level do you think there is above "Given I'm logged in as a Regular User When I go to the front page Then I see the Profile button"? JimDabell 10 days ago The line you wrote does not describe a feature. Typically you have many of those cases and they collectively describe one feature. I’m talking about describing the feature. Do you seriously think there is no higher level than given/when/thens? exe34 10 days ago Could you give an example? It's not that I don't believe there are higher levels - I just don't want to guess what you might be hinting at. motorest 10 days ago > The line you wrote does not describe a feature.I'm describing a scenario as implemented in a gherkin feature file. A feature is tracked by one or more scenarios.https://cucumber.io/docs/gherkin/reference/> Do you seriously think there is no higher level than given/when/thens?You tell me which higher level you have in mind. 1 reply →
motorest 10 days ago > I know about BDD frameworks. I’m talking higher level than that.What level do you think there is above "Given I'm logged in as a Regular User When I go to the front page Then I see the Profile button"? JimDabell 10 days ago The line you wrote does not describe a feature. Typically you have many of those cases and they collectively describe one feature. I’m talking about describing the feature. Do you seriously think there is no higher level than given/when/thens? exe34 10 days ago Could you give an example? It's not that I don't believe there are higher levels - I just don't want to guess what you might be hinting at. motorest 10 days ago > The line you wrote does not describe a feature.I'm describing a scenario as implemented in a gherkin feature file. A feature is tracked by one or more scenarios.https://cucumber.io/docs/gherkin/reference/> Do you seriously think there is no higher level than given/when/thens?You tell me which higher level you have in mind. 1 reply →
JimDabell 10 days ago The line you wrote does not describe a feature. Typically you have many of those cases and they collectively describe one feature. I’m talking about describing the feature. Do you seriously think there is no higher level than given/when/thens? exe34 10 days ago Could you give an example? It's not that I don't believe there are higher levels - I just don't want to guess what you might be hinting at. motorest 10 days ago > The line you wrote does not describe a feature.I'm describing a scenario as implemented in a gherkin feature file. A feature is tracked by one or more scenarios.https://cucumber.io/docs/gherkin/reference/> Do you seriously think there is no higher level than given/when/thens?You tell me which higher level you have in mind. 1 reply →
exe34 10 days ago Could you give an example? It's not that I don't believe there are higher levels - I just don't want to guess what you might be hinting at.
motorest 10 days ago > The line you wrote does not describe a feature.I'm describing a scenario as implemented in a gherkin feature file. A feature is tracked by one or more scenarios.https://cucumber.io/docs/gherkin/reference/> Do you seriously think there is no higher level than given/when/thens?You tell me which higher level you have in mind. 1 reply →
> I know about BDD frameworks. I’m talking higher level than that.
What level do you think there is above "Given I'm logged in as a Regular User When I go to the front page Then I see the Profile button"?
The line you wrote does not describe a feature. Typically you have many of those cases and they collectively describe one feature. I’m talking about describing the feature. Do you seriously think there is no higher level than given/when/thens?
Could you give an example? It's not that I don't believe there are higher levels - I just don't want to guess what you might be hinting at.
> The line you wrote does not describe a feature.
I'm describing a scenario as implemented in a gherkin feature file. A feature is tracked by one or more scenarios.
https://cucumber.io/docs/gherkin/reference/
> Do you seriously think there is no higher level than given/when/thens?
You tell me which higher level you have in mind.
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