This is a very very good plugin for VS. Started doing bdd development as our ruby team qa liked it and were use to cucumber, have to say this has made our integration testing a lot simpler! we can produce new test routines in minutes. For free software this is amaizing.. good work peeps..
Hi, Could you please tell me why the latest version of specflow (1.9.2) is not avalaible as a nuget package? We use it on a build machine without VisualStudio installed and I don't think we can use vsix..
Thanks!
These are two independent components addressing different concerns:
The NuGet Package provides the SpecFlow runtime API (to be referred from SpecFlow projects), which latest version is 1.9.1.
The VSIX package provides the SpecFlow Visual Studio integration (feature file editor, project templates), which latest version is 1.9.2.
You always need the NuGet package in order to use SpecFlow. The VSIX package just improves handling SpecFlow in Visual Studio. Most SpecFlow users use both components.
The Visual Studio integration is able to handle earlier SpecFlow NuGet runtime versions.
There is currently no NuGet version 1.9.2 of SpecFlow, as there were no changes in the SpecFlow runtime API, when the updated 1.9.2 SpecFlow VS integration was released.
I'm using VS 2012 and since using specflow I am randomly getting hung in visual studio while editing feature files. I have to kill the proc in task manager and restart the app.
Anyone else experience this?
Awesome Thanks. After reading through the forum post on github it's the exact issue we have randomly as well. Thanks for the quick response and congratulations on tracking it down!
Hi,
I don't see the meny option "Generate Step Definitions" in either VS2010 or VS2012. I have the latest SpecFlow installed. What can be the problem?
I have tried to reinstall several times.
Could it be that Specflow is not yet added to your project?
When you see curls under your given, when and then keywords, that's probably the case.
You cann add Specflow by choosing Tools -> Library Package Manager -> Package Manager Console, and then
PM> Install-Package SpecFlow.NUnit
For me this worked
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