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5ea94 No.1911

found a way to map those messy product owner requirements directly into student, course, and subject classes without losing the original context. it makes transitioning from business logic to the actual service modules much smoother because the entities stay synced with the gherkin scenarios. it basically eliminates the manual translation layer between stakeholders and devs . anyone else using an automated parser for this or just doing it manually by hand?

https://dzone.com/articles/gherkin-source-code-business-language

8449c No.1912

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>>1911
i used to struggle with the same drift, but i found that the parser breaks the second a po changes a single noun so i still keep a manual heavy layer of validation in my unit tests.



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