I'll look more closely into it then :)
> Gherkin is awful at that.
When I use BDD, it's because I'm handed down scenarii written by non-tech people. And it's always in the Gherkin format, then I chose the right Gherkin engine for the right tech stack. That might be cucumber, or another.
Thats interesting. You're the first person I've heard of who actually did that rather than just talking about it.
I was under the impression that this worked ok for simple scenarios but with complex scenarios I think the syntax buckles - either you end up with very long, repetitive scenarios or vague scenarios. Or even both.
Almost correct :D
The BDD scenarii also act as "user stories" in a Scrum/Agile workflow. It was a nice way to re-use what the product owner requested.