Selenium Cucumber BDD Framework with Java and TestNG | Tags

In this video, We will learn about tags in Cucumber-
In Cucumber, tags are a way to label and categorize scenarios and features. They allow you to control which scenarios are executed during test runs based on specific criteria. Tags are defined using the "@" symbol followed by a tag name. You can add tags to both feature files and individual scenarios.

Using tags in Cucumber allows you to create a flexible and organized test suite, making it easier to run specific sets of scenarios or features based on your testing needs.

It looks simple when we just have one, two, or maybe five scenarios in a feature file. However, in real life it does not happen. For each feature under test, we may have 10, 20, or may be more number of scenarios in a single feature file. They may represent different purpose (Smoke test/Regression test), different prospectives (Developer/QA/BA), different status (Ready for execution/Work in progress), etc. How to manage execution for such a mass?

For this, Cucumber has already provided a way to organize your scenario execution by using tags in feature file. We can define each scenario with a useful tag. Later, in the runner file, we can decide which specific tag (and so as the scenario(s)) we want Cucumber to execute. Tag starts with “@”. After “@” you can have any relevant text to define your tag. Let’s understand this with an example.

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[HarshVardhan__-zpsi]

you are just awesome..
keep
you are giving the totally industry level experience.

thanks a lot!!!

[testingx]

Excellent explaination of real time usecase. Thanks.

[boundlessgyan]

Thanks for educating on this. Can we use the same test runner for smoke and regression tests?