gasparnagy
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6 years ago Do you get the error when you use it from NuGet? https://www.nuget.org/packages/SpecFlow.xUnitAdapter/
Open tedvanderveen opened 6 years ago
gasparnagy
commented
6 years ago Do you get the error when you use it from NuGet? https://www.nuget.org/packages/SpecFlow.xUnitAdapter/
mtrcn
commented
6 years ago @gasparnagy I have the same problem, If I use Bindings from a Nuget packages, it doesn't scan external dlls and then it gives same error.
HoraceBury
commented
6 years ago I have the same problem and it appears to be a long running, persistent issue for many. External assemblies containing step definitions are simply not found. This means that context highlighting in Visual Studio does not work.
tedvanderveen
commented
6 years ago Not sure if the repo is still in active development or maybe being merged into the main SpecFlow repos?
mtrcn
commented
6 years ago I found the solution, I had the same problem with .Net Core project, so I will explain it for .Net Core but you can modify it based on your need, of course.
1: You need to upgrade SpecFlow assemblies to newest version, I forked SpecFlow repository and made few changes to make it build for .Net Standard 2.0. Here is my branch; https://github.com/mtrcn/SpecFlow/tree/netstandard
2: Second, you need to create JSON config file in your SpecFlow project root, like following;
specflow.json
{
"specFlow": {
"stepAssemblies": [ { "assembly": "Mete.BDD.Bindings" } ]
}
}3: Modify following lines;
with these;
var containerBuilder = new ContainerBuilder();
var objectContainer = containerBuilder.CreateGlobalContainer();
var configurationLoader = objectContainer.Resolve<IConfigurationLoader>();
var assembly = AssemblyLoadContext.Default.LoadFromAssemblyPath(Path.GetFullPath(TestCase.FeatureFile.SpecFlowProject.AssemblyPath));
var testRunnerManager = new TestRunnerManager(
objectContainer,
containerBuilder,
configurationLoader.Load(ConfigurationLoader.GetDefault()),
objectContainer.Resolve<IRuntimeBindingRegistryBuilder>()
);
testRunnerManager.Initialize(assembly);
testRunner = testRunnerManager.GetTestRunner(Thread.CurrentThread.ManagedThreadId);This will help you load external bindings that are specified in json config.
Hope it helps!
HoraceBury
commented
6 years ago Any chance you can submit a PR (assuming you can make this work for good old VS2015)?
When I clone this repository and run the sample test, it works great!
But when I copied the source of the sample project to an existing solution and adjusted bits like assembly and namespaces used to fit in the overall existing solution, I get the test exception result below. But the suggested part of code in the bottom of the details below, is actually available. Any suggestions on how to fix this?