When I am executing Scenario Outline it is executing multiple times from given statements(JVM Cuumber)












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When I am executing Scenario Outline it is executing multiple times from starting of the scenario outline, I know it will execute multiple times based on the test data but when if we executing scenario outline it should not execute from give Statement every time, it has to execute the Example Multiple times.
How to solve this issues.



@Workflow
Scenario Outline: Perform
Given I click on Maglink
When I Click AllMagLink & Select Exception on Advanced Filters
And I Send the Value After Reading Form ExcelSheet
And I Click on Search
And I Click on subregLink
And I Get The xxxx From xxxx Tab
Then I Click on <Tabs> and Validate it in AllTasks

Examples:
|Tabs |
|Apple |
|Mango |
| PineApple |









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  • Scenariooutline will repeat each step for each row of the examples table. That is what it does. There is no such existinh feature to repeat a step of a scenario. What u can try is use a datatable instead of examples. Then iterate the datatable in the stepdef method with necessary details.
    – Grasshopper
    Nov 21 '18 at 3:21
















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When I am executing Scenario Outline it is executing multiple times from starting of the scenario outline, I know it will execute multiple times based on the test data but when if we executing scenario outline it should not execute from give Statement every time, it has to execute the Example Multiple times.
How to solve this issues.



@Workflow
Scenario Outline: Perform
Given I click on Maglink
When I Click AllMagLink & Select Exception on Advanced Filters
And I Send the Value After Reading Form ExcelSheet
And I Click on Search
And I Click on subregLink
And I Get The xxxx From xxxx Tab
Then I Click on <Tabs> and Validate it in AllTasks

Examples:
|Tabs |
|Apple |
|Mango |
| PineApple |









share|improve this question






















  • Scenariooutline will repeat each step for each row of the examples table. That is what it does. There is no such existinh feature to repeat a step of a scenario. What u can try is use a datatable instead of examples. Then iterate the datatable in the stepdef method with necessary details.
    – Grasshopper
    Nov 21 '18 at 3:21














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When I am executing Scenario Outline it is executing multiple times from starting of the scenario outline, I know it will execute multiple times based on the test data but when if we executing scenario outline it should not execute from give Statement every time, it has to execute the Example Multiple times.
How to solve this issues.



@Workflow
Scenario Outline: Perform
Given I click on Maglink
When I Click AllMagLink & Select Exception on Advanced Filters
And I Send the Value After Reading Form ExcelSheet
And I Click on Search
And I Click on subregLink
And I Get The xxxx From xxxx Tab
Then I Click on <Tabs> and Validate it in AllTasks

Examples:
|Tabs |
|Apple |
|Mango |
| PineApple |









share|improve this question













When I am executing Scenario Outline it is executing multiple times from starting of the scenario outline, I know it will execute multiple times based on the test data but when if we executing scenario outline it should not execute from give Statement every time, it has to execute the Example Multiple times.
How to solve this issues.



@Workflow
Scenario Outline: Perform
Given I click on Maglink
When I Click AllMagLink & Select Exception on Advanced Filters
And I Send the Value After Reading Form ExcelSheet
And I Click on Search
And I Click on subregLink
And I Get The xxxx From xxxx Tab
Then I Click on <Tabs> and Validate it in AllTasks

Examples:
|Tabs |
|Apple |
|Mango |
| PineApple |






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  • Scenariooutline will repeat each step for each row of the examples table. That is what it does. There is no such existinh feature to repeat a step of a scenario. What u can try is use a datatable instead of examples. Then iterate the datatable in the stepdef method with necessary details.
    – Grasshopper
    Nov 21 '18 at 3:21


















  • Scenariooutline will repeat each step for each row of the examples table. That is what it does. There is no such existinh feature to repeat a step of a scenario. What u can try is use a datatable instead of examples. Then iterate the datatable in the stepdef method with necessary details.
    – Grasshopper
    Nov 21 '18 at 3:21
















Scenariooutline will repeat each step for each row of the examples table. That is what it does. There is no such existinh feature to repeat a step of a scenario. What u can try is use a datatable instead of examples. Then iterate the datatable in the stepdef method with necessary details.
– Grasshopper
Nov 21 '18 at 3:21




Scenariooutline will repeat each step for each row of the examples table. That is what it does. There is no such existinh feature to repeat a step of a scenario. What u can try is use a datatable instead of examples. Then iterate the datatable in the stepdef method with necessary details.
– Grasshopper
Nov 21 '18 at 3:21












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A scenario outline is a way to run several scenarios from one written definition. For each example the scenario will be run from the beginning as a single scenario. Between each scenario (each example) everything is reset so that previous scenarios do not affect current ones.



This is how scenario outlines work, and have worked for the last 10 years. They work correctly and that's not going to change. You have just misunderstood how they work.



If you want to write a single scenario that does many different things, then you have to push the code that does this down into your step definitions, so you end up with steps like



When 'I do many different things' do
@results =
@results << do_first_thing
@results << do_second_thing
end

Then "I should see I've done different things" do
# examine @results
end


NOTE: code above is Ruby






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    A scenario outline is a way to run several scenarios from one written definition. For each example the scenario will be run from the beginning as a single scenario. Between each scenario (each example) everything is reset so that previous scenarios do not affect current ones.



    This is how scenario outlines work, and have worked for the last 10 years. They work correctly and that's not going to change. You have just misunderstood how they work.



    If you want to write a single scenario that does many different things, then you have to push the code that does this down into your step definitions, so you end up with steps like



    When 'I do many different things' do
    @results =
    @results << do_first_thing
    @results << do_second_thing
    end

    Then "I should see I've done different things" do
    # examine @results
    end


    NOTE: code above is Ruby






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      A scenario outline is a way to run several scenarios from one written definition. For each example the scenario will be run from the beginning as a single scenario. Between each scenario (each example) everything is reset so that previous scenarios do not affect current ones.



      This is how scenario outlines work, and have worked for the last 10 years. They work correctly and that's not going to change. You have just misunderstood how they work.



      If you want to write a single scenario that does many different things, then you have to push the code that does this down into your step definitions, so you end up with steps like



      When 'I do many different things' do
      @results =
      @results << do_first_thing
      @results << do_second_thing
      end

      Then "I should see I've done different things" do
      # examine @results
      end


      NOTE: code above is Ruby






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        A scenario outline is a way to run several scenarios from one written definition. For each example the scenario will be run from the beginning as a single scenario. Between each scenario (each example) everything is reset so that previous scenarios do not affect current ones.



        This is how scenario outlines work, and have worked for the last 10 years. They work correctly and that's not going to change. You have just misunderstood how they work.



        If you want to write a single scenario that does many different things, then you have to push the code that does this down into your step definitions, so you end up with steps like



        When 'I do many different things' do
        @results =
        @results << do_first_thing
        @results << do_second_thing
        end

        Then "I should see I've done different things" do
        # examine @results
        end


        NOTE: code above is Ruby






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        A scenario outline is a way to run several scenarios from one written definition. For each example the scenario will be run from the beginning as a single scenario. Between each scenario (each example) everything is reset so that previous scenarios do not affect current ones.



        This is how scenario outlines work, and have worked for the last 10 years. They work correctly and that's not going to change. You have just misunderstood how they work.



        If you want to write a single scenario that does many different things, then you have to push the code that does this down into your step definitions, so you end up with steps like



        When 'I do many different things' do
        @results =
        @results << do_first_thing
        @results << do_second_thing
        end

        Then "I should see I've done different things" do
        # examine @results
        end


        NOTE: code above is Ruby







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