An example scenario outline is provided below. This all runs fine, but using the HTML formatter, the HTML lacks the @negative tagged Scenarios (see below) as an HTML table, although the individual scenario runs are there and green.
@get
Scenario Outline: Get a REST thing
When I request "/rest/thing/<id>"
Then I should see an HTTP Response code of <status>
And I should see it validate against database for id <dbid>
@positive
Scenarios: Valid
| name | id | dbid | status |
| Thing #1 | 501 | 501 | 200 |
@negative
Scenarios: Invalid
| name | id | dbid | status |
| Non-existent | 101 | 101 | 404 |
{This was found using Cucumber-JVM, as originally filed in https://github.com/cucumber/cucumber-jvm/issues/238}
An example scenario outline is provided below. This all runs fine, but using the HTML formatter, the HTML lacks the @negative tagged Scenarios (see below) as an HTML table, although the individual scenario runs are there and green.