Software testing day - 39

To track test execution results

To generate test scenarios

To test the feature file syntax

To validate WebDriver setup

 login.feature

 TestRunner.java

pom.xml

LoginSteps.java

Java code for each scenario

Scenarios written in Gherkin syntax

Step definitions

TestNG annotations

It generates HTML reports

It defines the feature files and step definitions locations

It initializes the WebDriver

It defines test assertions

Including implementation details in the scenario

Keeping scenarios under 10 steps

Using complex step names

Writing all tests in a single scenario

By writing separate step definitions for each scenario

By avoiding the use of placeholders in steps

By using parameterized steps

By writing all steps in a single class

 To define common steps for all scenarios in a feature

To define steps for individual scenarios

To generate reports after scenario execution

To initialize WebDriver for each scenario

Step definitions

Data Tables

Scenario Outline

Background steps

To generate test reports

To separate UI interactions from test logic

To organize Gherkin scenarios

To define test steps

Use vague names to allow flexibility

Avoid using consistent names for step definitions

Use clear and descriptive names for steps

Name steps after technical methods