Deprecate `And` and `But` functions for step definitions

Current behavior

Step definitions can be defined with Given, When, Then, And and But - see https://github.com/badeball/cypress-cucumber-preprocessor/blob/b6295672f0433f454b14c2ea3f7f859a97f0ac44/lib/index.ts#L65-L71

Desired behavior

Step definitions can be defined with Given, When and Then. This is what Cucumber.js does: https://github.com/cucumber/cucumber-js/blob/01368ca6e3c9b097a7a88bb72de5beeddb4a0326/src/index.ts#L45-L51

Here is an example illustrating why:

Feature: banking
  Scenario: Overdraft
    Given I have an overdraft limit of 50
    And I have a balance of 300
    When I withdraw 330
    Then my balance should be -30

With the currentl API, people might implement step definitions this way:

Given('I have an overdraft limit of {int}')
And('I have a balance of {int}')

But what if I add a new scenario:

  Scenario: No overdraft
    Given I have a balance of 300
    When I withdraw 330
    Then my balance should be 300
    And I should be told my overdraft limit is 0

It no longer makes sense that the step defnition is defined with And.

The And and But keywords only belong in Gherkin. Step definitions are reusable in any order, and should therefore not use And and But.

Checklist

• I’ve read the FAQ.
• I’ve read Instructions for logging issues.
• I’m not using cypress-cucumber-preprocessor@4.3.1 (package name has changed and it is no longer the most recent version, see #689).

[aslakhellesoy]

Ah, now I understand. But in German this does not work. The sentence structure after Dann (German for Then) is different than after Und (German for And).

@iomedico-beyer can you give me a concrete example of a sentence/step that would be different with Dann and Und? I’m one of the maintainers of Cucumber and understanding this would be helpful.

[badeball]

I want to highlight the following comment from Mar 16, 2021: https://github.com/cucumber/cucumber-js/issues/1615#issuecomment-800401681

We’re never going to add And and But as step definition methods.