Choosing Your JARs
The current release of Cucumber for Java contains nineteen JARs, which split into four groups, described in the following sections. You will need to select the JARs that are relevant to your environment. As you’ll see, some choices are optional, whereas others are required. Full details are outlined below and further information can be found online.[91]
Core JARs
The core JAR cucumber-core is always needed. As its name suggests, it implements the core functionality of Cucumber.
If you’re using a dependency management tool, then you’ll never need to specify cucumber-core because the other Cucumber JARs that you have to specify (specifically the Programming Language Module) depend on it, and so it will always be present in ...
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