afterEach hook that runs like in native cypress
See original GitHub issueHow can this be achieved? I am assuming this is not implemented yet, right?
// sample.feature Feature: Some feature name
Scenario: Sample test 1 Given step 1 When step 2 <-- imagine this step failed for whatever reason Then step 3 with some validation
//sample.ts step defintions for above
`Given(“step 1”, function () { cy.log(‘step 1 Successful’); });
When(“step 2”, function () { cy.log(‘step 2 FAILED for whatever reason’); });
Then(“step 3”, function () { cy.log(‘step 3 SKIPPED, which expected’); });
After(function () { cy.log(‘I want this hook to still run like CYPRESS afterEach() HOOK’); });`
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I’ve extended the documentation regarding pairing and explained a common trap that people fall victim to: https://github.com/badeball/cypress-cucumber-preprocessor/blob/master/docs/step-definitions.md
It’s probably relevant for you.
It’s difficult to follow your example and it looks like the indenting might be off. Can you provide an example in form of a repository?