In most of the feature files, Scenario, Background, Data Tables and Scenario outlines are combined.
There is nothing special you have to do to combine these all in a single feature file. Declare and use them like you do while declaring multiple scenarios in a feature file.
Background will be common for all scenarios and scenario outline. Also, Scenarios and Scenario Outline will be independent of each other. Similarly, two Scenarios will be independent to each other.
Check below feature file:
@sanity
Feature: Registration, Login and MyAccount
Background: Title of Background
Given I am on the home page
And I follow "Sign in" link
#Scenario Outline Example
@scenariooutline
Scenario Outline: Verify Login Functionality
When I fill in "input[id='email']" with "<email>"
And I fill in "input[id='passwd']" with "<password>"
And I click on "button[id='SubmitLogin']"
Then I should see heading "<heading>"
Examples:
| email | password | heading |
| goswami.tarun77+7@gmail.com | test1234 | My account |
| wrongusername@gmail.com | test | Authentication |
#Scenario Example
@singleargument
Scenario: Verify Forgot Password Functionality
When I follow "Forgot your password?" link
And I fill in "input[id='email']" with "goswami.tarun77+7@gmail.com"
And I click on "button[type='submit'] span i"
In above example,
- Scenario and Scenario Outline are independent of each other.
- Scenario and Scenario Outline both dependent upon Background because Background is common for both.
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