> Unless you're looking for the steps to show up when you run things, why not > just have a helper method that does the setup for you and then have a Given > step that invokes that method? > > I know I can extract logic into steps, but I'd like the pre-requisite >> scenarios to have some assertions, and it doesn't feel right to put >> assertions in steps (if that's possible). >> > > I'm not sure understand this. Don't you have expectations (assertions) in > all your Then steps? >
Sure. I was just hoping I could keep my prereq stuff as a story in its own right - more for clarity when discussing requirements than for any other reason. If it's just a step or a helper method, then that particular story is reduced to a one-liner. I know I could always do both, and not be 100% DRY, so I guess that's what I'll do. Thanks for the advice David
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