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The project bindings (e.g. step definitions) could not be discovered. #148
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I have the same situation. This is my log with some personal stuff scrubbed:
I get the same log for each project in the solution. I am not able to navigate to step definitions. |
Hi, I have this same issue. Same error. For me - I get this when my specflow project is targeting .net 8.0, but when I switch it back to 7.0 or 6.0 it's fine. Unsure how to get my specflow to work properly with .NET 8. Unless I am missing something? |
There is a pre-release version of the extension that is available: I downloaded and installed it and it is working. |
Hi jrbye, thanks so much for responding so quickly. I too can confirm that the pre-release you mention above works for me as well. |
Used Visual Studio
Visual Studio 2022
Are the latest Visual Studio updates installed?
Yes
SpecFlow Section in app.config or content of specflow.json
Issue Description
I have created an Unit Test Project in visual studio the required references also added to the project level (NUnit, SpecFlow, BaseClass.Contrib.SpecFlow.Selenium.Nunit, SpecRun.Runner,Autofac, Autofac Configuration, SpecFlow.Assist.Dynamic etc.,). after creating a feature file when i try to create step definition by right clicking, it is showing the popup saying all steps are define already
Note: it is only happening with the Unit test Project structure.
Steps to Reproduce
Link to Repository Project
https://github.com/gauravi555/SpecFlowUnitTestProject.git
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