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Scenario descriptions cause odd results #311
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Hey @rcasperson-jc, thanks for the report. Would you be interested in trying to fix it and make a pull request? |
@youtux I'd certainly be happy to, and I may have the time to do so. If/when I start work on it, I'll make it known on this issue. |
Cool, thanks! 👍 |
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fixes pytest-dev#311 This treats scenario descriptions the same way it does feature descriptions.
I've got a PR open for this. @youtux hopefully you or someone can take a look at it soon! |
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Perhaps it is not part of pytest-bdd's "subset" of Gherkin, but adding a scenario description causes issues.
Here's a scenario that has a scenario description:
In the above case,
pytest-bdd
treats each line of the description as a new scenario and creates three extra test casestest_in_this_scenario_we_do_a_thing
,test_in_this_scenario_description
, andtest_it_can_be_useful_to_do_some_explaining
and executes them without an error.It may be easier to just allow scenario descriptions, but at the very least, I'd expect an error saying that the first line of a scenario must be a step.
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