Stop Using Map<String, Object> in Cucumber: A Type-Safe Scenario Context for Cucumber JVM

1. 1Create a custom scenario context class using Java
2. 2Define properties and getters/setters for context data
3. 3Register the context class with Cucumber's Dependency Injection
4. 4Use the context class to share data between steps
5. 5Test and validate the new context implementation

Automation testers and developers on a team benefit from this approach as it improves test reliability and maintainability. It helps reduce errors and makes the code more readable.

💡 Using a type-safe scenario context improves test automation by reducing errors and making code more readable

🚫 Ditch Map<String, Object> in Cucumber! Use a type-safe scenario context instead 📈