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stajs
commented on September 2, 2024
I admire the creativity (really!) and I'm somewhat intrigued by the challenge, but ultimately I think it's a bridge too far. The caveats:
- I'm not multi-targeting so I don't know, but I think compiler directives would be fine considering the hackery is all during precompile. You can't add them to feature files for them to be translated and the generated csproj isn't used for the actual build.
- Yeah, this failure to me means we should scale it back and be clearer about the SpecFlow/Windows/.NETFramework dependencies.
I agree, the naming confusion is a problem and I think it's worth doing something about that. I'm ever-hopeful that SpecFlow will come out with .NET Core support itself and this project can be retired (I've a thought to how we can ease the transition off this tool when the time comes).
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stajs
commented on September 2, 2024
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Related Issues (20)
- dotnet core 2.0 support HOT 5
- Tools version is unsupported HOT 3
- Do not hardcode to SpecFlow 2.1.0 HOT 2
- dotnet SpecFlow.NetCore does not work on linux HOT 6
- Scenarios break when the name is too long HOT 1
- Tools version is unsupported HOT 6
- Build fails when there is an existing fake.csproj file (or any extra csproj file) HOT 4
- .net core 2.0 (CLI) HOT 2
- does not work with SpecFlow 2.2.1 HOT 5
- Error in SpecFlow.NetCore tool during print messages HOT 15
- Attempt to reduce the confusion of the project name HOT 7
- New NuGet package HOT 2
- Building with Mono doesn't generate files. HOT 3
- Use Project's namespace instead of SpecFlow.GeneratedTests HOT 2
- Project not rebuilding when changing .feature file in VS 2017 (15.7.1) HOT 3
- Different result locally and on CI server HOT 3
- When specifying --specflow-path it doesn't detect SpecFlow Version.
- Version for package 'Specflow.NetCore' could not be resolved HOT 3
- Can you please add support for net core 3 HOT 2
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