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I’ve been working with Cucumber for about a year and have been continually refactoring the features and step definitions along the way. I have tons of steps defined across many files and I can’t help but feel like many of them are no longer needed. Is there a way to find which cucumber step definitions are no longer being used?
The stepdefs formatter can do this, e.g.:
It will print ‘NOT MATCHED BY ANY STEPS’ for any non-matches.
If you have any steps that are only used by other steps, then omit
--dry-runto get accurate results. With--dry-run, the steps are not executed and cucumber will not find out that the referred step is actually used.