Paul Hammant <p...@...> writes:
>
> OK, well I'm pretty convinced, but having trouble explaining it.
>
> @Context is a step that must be played first in a scenario, applies to
> all steps in that scenario.
>
> I think its very different to a given :)
>
>
Understood, but you could implement a Context step with a Given, provided you
take care to have it as the first step of the scenario.
That said, there is a case for making this use case more explicit.
It strikes me as a very similar concept to the @BeforeScenario that we already
have. Perhaps, we could re-use the @BeforeScenario annotation and introduce a
BeforeScenario keyword (which you can alias to Context or Constraint or whatever
the user may prefer) to allow it to be used in the text scenario.
Cheers
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