Hi, I'm putting some common GivenStories within a sub folder of my story folder, so that they don't get executed on their own. Something like this:
common/common1.story common/common2.story story1.story story2.story Scenarios in both story1 and story2 have GivenStories: common/common2.story and common2.story has GivenStories: common1.story. However, this is breaking as it's not looking in the common sub-folder for common1.story, but looking in the main folder. Is this correct or do you want me to raise a JIRA issue? More generally, is it considered "best practice" to use GivenStories? They're useful but come with some limitations, such as the above and using a GivenStory includes all scenarios from the story, meaning I need a story/scenario in some cases. But they do provide a useful way to store common data to be shared between multiple scenarios. On a brighter note, apart from this and a few other teething issues, JBehave is working really well for me a the moment :) Thanks, Dan.
