update automatically required files #693
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Not yet @charlierudolph, but we should. Thanks for leading the way! |
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Yeah, I never went down that route to stick to a common behaviour with the other cukes but I've always wanted this :) Let's lead the way! 💯 |
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@jbpros
This has been something that always annoyed me when running a feature in a nested folder. The workaround is simple and is just adding
-r featuresto your default profile, but it always seemed like something that should have been covered based on how common it is.resolves #690
@aslakhellesoy @mattwynne Please see the updated docs and added feature. Does cucumber-java or ruby do anything like this?