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feat: Add a testChange SDK step - #14
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Adds a minimal new SDK step,
When the application calls testChange, to check how the spec and its SDKs handle a newly added step:features/test_change.feature: one scenario that calls the step and expects"testChange"back.runner/tests/conftest.py: registers the step withsdk_step(...), and adds a genericThen the SDK returns {value}step.No SDK implements the step yet. With
missing-steps: xfailin the compatibility matrix, every SDK's job should stay green, with a warning that the step isn't implemented. An SDK implements it by adding this to its steps file, for example in Python:Checked locally against the Python SDK:
failmode gives 1 failed and 2 passed,xfailmode gives 2 passed and 1 xfailed, and with the step added it reports 4/4 steps and 3 passed.