SabotageAndi
commented
2 years ago do you really need all these columns in your example table?
Open jcullen89 opened 2 years ago
SabotageAndi
commented
2 years ago do you really need all these columns in your example table?
jcullen89
commented
2 years ago do you really need all these columns in your example table?
do you really need all these columns in your example table?
We are testing apis, so the input parameters are required which are provided by QA, we are going by QA testcases so for each testcase all values can be different in the example table. there is 20-30 test cases. so using the scenario outline is the best way for this rather then having 20-30 separate scenario's for each, so the scenario outline is causing that table preview to show. They can filter by the dropdown and view the information in the scenario that way which is fine, but the table preview looks bad, especially when QA and business people will be viewing this livingdoc. Im just wondering is there anything that can be done to improve the look of it or even hide it
mitchell-castillo
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2 years ago I am getting the same issue
SpecFlow Version
latest
Which test runner are you using?
SpecFlow+ Runner
Test Runner Version Number
latest
.NET Implementation
.NET 5.0
Project Format of the SpecFlow project
Sdk-style project format
.feature.cs files are generated using
SpecFlow.Tools.MsBuild.Generation NuGet package
Test Execution Method
Visual Studio Test Explorer
SpecFlow Section in app.config or content of specflow.json
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Issue Description
Could we get a way to hide columns we don't need to see in a preview table within livingdoc to make it more readable, when there is large amounts of data provided for the test cases. or let the table expand and make it horizontally scrollable to avoid it looking like the below
Steps to Reproduce
Link to Repro Project
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