Open pranasblk opened 8 years ago
With the new version I am now able to press F3 to go to the step-definitions defined in Groovy files. (Also they don't show as missing.) @pranasblk is that true for you too?
I am having this problem as well, @JacksonBailey how did you manage to configure the plugin to find your steps? Are they groovy classes or scripts?
@dinun they were Groovy classes for me. Also, worth mentioning, I was using cucumber-java annotations, not the cucumber-groovy closures. (The "normal" Java one, not Java 8 version.) I haven't used this plugin in a long time but I specifically remember that it only worked with cucumber-java annotations on "normal" Groovy methods in classes..
Realtes to #275
After opening existing project created in IntelliJ (Groovy based) with the current plug-in I can see large number of warnings about " No definition found for
<fragment of regexp>
" the step defs in our case defined in src/integrationTest/groovy.Some ideas how we can guide plug-in to look into the specific directory?
build.gradle fragments: