By default, the execution order is unspecified, and
I think that's more of a question for your test runner of choice. SpecFlow generates the tests for you from your test file, but it does not run them.
Someone updating a single scenario at the top of the file can break a lot of tests ... cart When the user checks out Then the order is "pending" with message
to SpecFlow. Could you please suggest how to orchestrate features - what I meant here is basically I'm expecting how to setup execution order at feature level.
This fixes the runtime dependency, so scenarios can execute
In order to execute your SpecFlow tests, you need to define the tests as Gherkin ... in your feature files to your code, and configure a unit test provider to execute ...
You can use the preserve-order attribute in the testng.xml file (where you ...
feature file, which contains a bunch of scenarios. Running my test (Ctrl+R, A) on my machine has as consequence to execute sequentially my ...
Hooks (event bindings) can be used to perform additional automation logic at specific times, such as any setup required prior to executing a scenario. In order to ...
These tests should be execute in certain sequence otherwise it will fail.