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Passing Scenario reference in Before and After hooks #431

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Scenario reference are now passed into Before and After hooks.

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Thanks - looks great!

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Why is this needed? When I work with Cucumber-JVM and IDEA I just open the top-level pom.xml as a project and IDEA does the rest.

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Yea, it is not actually. I was working with Gradle for a long time and was using idea plugin(as IDEA integration with gradle projects is not that great) for it and completly forgot that the IDEA can open Maven projects from the top-level pom. Apologies.

@aslakhellesoy aslakhellesoy merged commit c1ca5cf into cucumber:master Nov 28, 2012
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