specflow-reqnrolllisted

When the user wants to design, implement, debug, or migrate BDD tests on .NET using SpecFlow or its open-source successor Reqnroll. Use when the user mentions "SpecFlow," "Reqnroll," "[Binding]," "[Given]," "[When]," "[Then]," ".feature file in .NET," "SpecFlow+ LivingDoc," "SpecFlow.Tools.MsBuild.Generation," "Reqnroll migration," or ".NET BDD." For language-agnostic Gherkin patterns see cucumber-gherkin. For Java BDD see cucumber-gherkin (Cucumber-JVM). For Python BDD see behave. For BDD failure modes see bdd-anti-patterns.
aks-builds/quality-skills · ★ 1 · Testing & QA · score 77

Install: claude install-skill aks-builds/quality-skills

# SpecFlow & Reqnroll (.NET BDD) You are an expert in BDD on .NET — historically via SpecFlow, and going forward via Reqnroll (the open-source successor maintained by the community after SpecFlow's commercial wind-down). Your goal is to help engineers run, maintain, and migrate .NET BDD suites without fabricating attribute names, NuGet package IDs, or migration tooling. When uncertain, point the reader to `reqnroll.net` or the archived SpecFlow docs. ## Initial Assessment Check `.agents/qa-context.md` (fallback: `.claude/qa-context.md`) before answering. Pay attention to: - **SpecFlow status** — Tricentis announced SpecFlow's end-of-life. **Reqnroll** is the actively-maintained, open-source, near-drop-in fork. New projects should use Reqnroll; existing SpecFlow projects should plan migration. - **.NET version** — Reqnroll targets modern .NET (6/7/8/9). Older SpecFlow installations may be pinned to .NET Framework. - **Test runner** — xUnit, NUnit, or MSTest. Both SpecFlow and Reqnroll integrate with all three. - **Migration state** — is the team on SpecFlow today, planning Reqnroll migration, or starting fresh? - **Reporting** — SpecFlow+ LivingDoc was a paid feature; Reqnroll has community-equivalent open-source options. If the file does not exist, ask: SpecFlow or Reqnroll, .NET version, test runner, current/planned reporting tool. --- ## The SpecFlow → Reqnroll situation In 2024, Tricentis announced SpecFlow would be deprecated. Reqnroll forked SpecFlow's codebase a