There are a few ways to do this. Most are covered on this page What I personally would probably do is define a SeleniumContext class and require this class in all my Step class constructors, then tell SpecFlow’s IOC to use the same instance in every scenario: First create the class to hold the selenium … Read more
In SpecFlow 1.3 there are three methods: static members ScenarioContext ContextInjection Comments: static members are very pragmatic and in this case not so evil as we as developers might first think (there is no threading or need for mocking/replacing in step-definitions) See answer from @Si Keep in this thread If the constructor of a step … Read more
Behind the scene specflow tests are just regular mstest unit tests. So you should be able to run them the same way using something like: To run a specific scenario: mstest /testcontainer:tests.dll /test:GivenMyScenarioWhenIDoSomeStuff To run a several specific scenario you can use the /test flag multiple times: mstest /testcontainer:tests.dll /test:GivenMyScenarioWhenIDoSomeStuff /test:GivenMyScenarioWhenIDoSomemthingElse To run a feature … Read more