Development environment that gives full support with cucumber-rs?

[jmevel]

I'm in love with Gherkin, already lots of experience in C# using Reqnroll (SpecFlow fork). The experience has been wonderful and I'm now looking for the same (or close) experience in Rust.

I've tried using cucumber-rs in RustRover but the Jetbrains Gherkin plugin doesn't work at all (except for syntax coloration of features).
Then I switched to VSCode with the Cucumber (Gherkin) Full Support extension but it doesn't work well, for example it doesn't detect step definitions that are declared as Regex.

What development environment are you using when you're extensively writing tests in Gherkin?
I was hoping I could find an extension that would easily let me

• Detect steps with no matching step definitions
• Navigate to step definitions
• Generate new step definitions for step with no step definition (optional bonus feature)
• Run a specific feature directly from the .feature file in my IDE (optional bonus feature)

I have the bad feeling this doesn't exist yet 😢

Thanks for your answers 🙏

[tyranron]

@jmevel

I have the bad feeling this doesn't exist yet 😢

Pretty much yes. The most that we have and use is covered in the Book, which covers the only requirement:

• Navigate to step definitions

And only after running tests.

[jmevel]

Hey! Thanks for your answer.

Oh I see, I didn't even reach this part of the book, I should have checked the table of content.
I barely passed the quickstart and was too annoyed by the lack of proper IDE support that I stopped the book and started my own quest of "improving my user experience".

Actually when I wrote Navigate to step definitions it was implied from .feature files. I didn't imagine someone will come up with a different way of interpreting it (navigating to step definitions from a special test window) 😄

Well, you answered what I didn't want to read ^^
I'll see how my journey goes for a personal pet project