Switch to using Gherkin parameter expressions using curly braces (instead of quote marks).
Unlike gherkin, the default value inside the curly braces should default to being the name of a parameter, rather than the type. If the name equals the standard types however, we will assume that's what they mean.
Someone can specify a colon inside the parameter declaration to specify a format.
Example Declarations:
I want to click the {string} button # named argument 'string', of type 'string'
I want to click the {button} button # defaults to a string argument
I want to click the {int} button # named argument 'int', of type 'int'
I want to calculate {value1:int} plus {value2:int}.
alistairjevans
commented
4 years ago
Switch to using Gherkin parameter expressions using curly braces (instead of quote marks).
Unlike gherkin, the default value inside the curly braces should default to being the name of a parameter, rather than the type. If the name equals the standard types however, we will assume that's what they mean.
Someone can specify a colon inside the parameter declaration to specify a format.
Example Declarations: