The tool doesn't recognize my step definitions about comp5903-easy-cucumber

[CXwudi]

what version of the tool are you using rn?

[bloodteller123]

0.3.1

[bloodteller123]

If I commented out that step (say step 10, enters islandofskulls), the tool will complain 'step def not found' for the next step (i.e, step 11, rerolls sth), which has been proven working well from previous scenarios.

[bloodteller123]

Ok, i just upgraded to v0.3.3, the problem have not been completely resolved:

    @JThenStep("player {int} does skull check")
    public void playerDoesSkullCheck(int arg0) {
..............
    }

But the tool is still complaining about not step defi not found, but at least it stops complaining about the steps from original steps mentioned above.

https://github.com/bloodteller123/COMP5104A1/blob/1a3b4fede056a9788899f187308dd61eca2e9a52/src/test/resources/FortuneCardTest.feature#L166

These steps are from the same scenario. Again, @JThenStep("player {int} does skull check") step has been used multiple time in previous scenarios.

[CXwudi]

yeah I am also checking what's going on now

[CXwudi]

can you paste the error message and stack trace again with 0.3.3?

[bloodteller123]

Actually after comparing my cucumber version and ez-cucumber, I noticed that I didn't add

    @JAndStep("player {int} does skull check")
    public void playerDoesSkullCheck(int arg0) {
..............
    }

though there already is a @JThenStep version.

I thought If we have a @jthen for one step in one scenario (Then ABC), then @JanD is not needed for the same step in other scenario(Then XYZ And ABC). It's true in Cucumber (@then and @and) but it's not in this tool.

I will close the issue then..

[CXwudi]

This tool has explicitly designed to enforce the keyword check, so you if you have two steps that are the same but using different keywords, they would have to have separate step definition methods.

But you mean in Cucumber, using @And and @Then doesn't matter?

[bloodteller123]

I believe so. I have same signature "doesSkullCheck" which were used in Then ... in one scenario, and Then ABC And .... in another scenario but I only declared one @then step definition and the test passed.