Open kschend opened 2 years ago
Do you have a step definition in the step assemblies that would catch the new step?
I have a StepDefinitions folder setup to catch any newly created .cs files. I do not have an existing StepDefinitions.cs class to catch new steps for a feature.
On Wed, Apr 27, 2022 at 2:45 AM Andreas Willich @.***> wrote:
Do you have a step definition in the step assemblies that would catch the new step?
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Try building the solution first, then the text will become purple and you can generate the Steps.
Used Visual Studio
Visual Studio 2022
Are the latest Visual Studio updates installed?
Yes
SpecFlow Section in app.config or content of specflow.json
{ "stepAssemblies": [ { "assembly": "{{assemblyname}}" }, { "assembly": "{{assemblyname}}" }, { "assembly": {{assemblyname}}" } ] }
Issue Description
When I create a new .feature file or a step within an existing .feature file. I am unable to use the Specflow Extension to create/copy the method. The text appears white/rather than purple. If I right click and select "Define Steps", I am informed all steps have been defined. They have not. I found that if I would right click on the feature step and select "Go To Definition", nothing happens.
Steps to Reproduce
Define Steps issue: Write Given statement in .feature file Right click in file and select Define Steps
Go to definition issue: Right click on Given statement in .feature file (step must exist in Step Definitions), then select Go to definition
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