MIGRATE FROM SPECFLOW TO REQNROLL (A NEW C# BDD TOOL)

A New BDD tool is in town! Watch out Specflow!
This video is all about how to migrate from specflow to Reqnroll.. Learn about what is BDD by using the latest tools.
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[@abdulwahabshariff894]

Hey Jared, I have been following your tutorials since a month and all are outstanding. Do you have any courses in Udemy or any other platforms? Could you please make some series on Azure CI/CD for QA with Docker integration? I mean Azure + Docker with real world examples and not just general topics. If you have any courses on any platforms please let us know. Your videos are very intuitive and add value to the topic. Thanks.

[@CommitQuality]

I don't currently have any udemy courses, but a bit of a spoiler I'm going to be creating one this year (hopefully). Yes I can definitely look into creating those videos too. CI/CD is one topic I was hoping to produce more videos on too

[@andreaskarz]

That's all well and good - I now know how to migrate. But what are the concrete ADVANTAGES of Reqnroll? Is it faster? Does it offer more options? What I've been missing for ages, for example, is the ability to automatically retrieve failed tests n times.

[@CommitQuality]

As it currently stands reqnroll is very fresh. As mentioned it's a fork of specflow. The key benefit right now is that it is releasing new versions. If you want new features I recommend going to the GitHub and putting in a request. I have in the past created code to have test times output to report based on test time. I will add it to my videos list for a future video