#12 - Scenario Outline with Examples keyword in  

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I will try my best :)

Plz anyone give rpy for the same

First you should learn any one programming language either java or python .... Then working with selenium is as easy as drinking water..... But we shouldnt learn selenium first and then any other programming language...

Thanks

Yeah already raised and they didn't accept it. Its a clear bug.

You can avoid writing double values with commas in feature file.

@@naveenautomationlabs my understanding is that if we have to validate these type of scenarios we need to play with string methods instead of avoiding those scenarios....Because we cannot avoid scenarios only because of data. Let me know if we have any other way to achieve it.

I'm not saying not to cover such scenarios. I'm saying you can write comma floating values with point instead of comma. So that you can avoid unnecessary string manipulations.

@@naveenautomationlabs As per my knowledge we cannot write double values with more than 5 digits without comma.... Correct me if I am wrong....

You should post your complete feature file to get reply.... This question seems very general....

exactly. please provide more details for the same.

I am not sure if you tried running this or not but it works.. But it defies the purpose of running one scenario with multiple data. Cucumber is treating each row in Examples table as one scenario. So I tried 2 rows with same name "first user" but Cucumber still considers it as a separate scenario. Conclusion: It works without issues but it doesn't make much sense. Let me know if you want to try something else.

I tried this and it is not giving error, the scenario works fine, My purpose here is to give the scenario a name from example. Cucumber examples are running as expected, but the title comes out with text instead of the actual example

@@rushikeshdeshmukh3969 That's not the case when I run my feature file. Take a look at this output: Scenario Outline: This scenario is for "first user" # src/test/resources/AppFeatures/Dummy.feature:9 Setup Given I am on login page # null When I enter "1234" # null And I enter "xyz_123" # null Then I verify home page is displayed # null Closing out.. UNDEFINED Scenario Outline: This scenario is for "second user" # src/test/resources/AppFeatures/Dummy.feature:10 Setup Given I am on login page # null When I enter "1235" # null And I enter "xyz_124" # null Then I verify home page is displayed # null Closing out.. UNDEFINED Undefined scenarios: file:///Users/eclipse-workspace/CucumberPractices/src/test/resources/AppFeatures/Dummy.feature:9 # This scenario is for "first user" file:///Users/eclipse-workspace/CucumberPractices/src/test/resources/AppFeatures/Dummy.feature:10 # This scenario is for "second user" 2 Scenarios (2 undefined) 8 Steps (6 skipped, 2 undefined) 0m1.177s You can implement missing steps with the snippets below: @Given("I am on login page") public void i_am_on_login_page() { // Write code here that turns the phrase above into concrete actions throw new io.cucumber.java.PendingException(); } @When("I enter {string}") public void i_enter(String string) { // Write code here that turns the phrase above into concrete actions throw new io.cucumber.java.PendingException(); } @Then("I verify home page is displayed") public void i_verify_home_page_is_displayed() { // Write code here that turns the phrase above into concrete actions throw new io.cucumber.java.PendingException(); }