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I've been trying to think of how to properly support this scenario for a while. I'd love to add test case support. The main thing has always been how to handle the execution of the context. i've also always been torn because in theory a bdd test probably encapsulates a scenario. i think changing the variables would fundamentally change the test case. it could be that you just implement a base, or you could potentially look into using the ContextProvider class, as it would allow you to reuse contexts across multiple test cases.
How would you ideally like to see this implemented?
yeah, that'd be pretty difficult to implement, and i'm not sure of the value of it. my main thought with a bdd style test is, again, that the test should look like exactly one scenario. test cases like nunit has almost explicitly are running multiple scenarios through the same code. if i was to implement this it might be through some kind of class level attributing, where the entire class is augmented/changed in some way per attribute, but then, because i'm wrapping multiple frameworks you get into the problem with a general lack of feature parity. at any rate, this is probably a ways off. i'll chew on it a little more though.
The outputted text doesn't seem to properly support the [TestCase] attribute in NUnit.
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