Comments
As well as the description fields that follow Feature and Scenario keywords, Cucumber allows you to precede these keywords with comments.
Like in Ruby, comments start with a # character. Unlike in Ruby, comments have to be the first and only thing on a line (well, apart from whitespace).
Here’s an example:
| | # This feature covers the account transaction and hardware-driver modules |
| | Feature: Withdraw Cash |
| | In order to buy beer |
| | As an account holder |
| | I want to withdraw cash from the ATM |
| | |
| | # Can't figure out how to integrate with magic wand interface |
| | Scenario: Withdraw too much from an account in credit |
| | Given I have $50 in my account |
| | # When I wave my magic wand |
| | And I ... |
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