Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Common questions about supported platforms, functionality and Behave Pro

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Written by Alan Parkinson and John Kelly

Behave Pro

Is RSpec Supported?

RSpec is a popular tool for performing BDD at the unit test level and predates Cucumber

Written by Alan Parkinson
Updated over a week ago

Is JBehave Supported?

JBehave was an early and popular BDD Automation tool before Cucumber. We are often asked if Behave Pro supports JBehave

Written by Alan Parkinson
Updated over a week ago

Is Robot Framework Supported?

Behave Pro works with tools that are compatible with the Gherkin format made popular by Cucumber and SpecFlow.

Written by Alan Parkinson
Updated over a week ago

Is the Rules Keyword Supported?

Availability of the Gherkin keyword, 'Rules'

Written by John Kelly
Updated over a week ago

Does Behave Pro Have a Feature File Limit?

Avoiding limits of Git provider API's

Written by John Kelly
Updated over a week ago

Can You Merge Multiple Test Reports?

Uploading multiple test reports and merging within the requirements page

Written by John Kelly
Updated over a week ago

Behave Pro - Git Connector

Supported Git Hosting Platforms

What git repositories does Behave Pro support?

Written by Alan Parkinson
Updated over a week ago

Is GitLab Supported?

Behave Pro is fully integrated with GitLab

Written by Alan Parkinson
Updated over a week ago

Is Gitflow Supported?

How to configure Behave Pro for the Gitflow branching strategy

Written by Alan Parkinson
Updated over a week ago

Behave Pro For Jira Cloud

How Secure Is Behave Pro Cloud?

The measures we take to protect your security

Written by Alan Parkinson
Updated over a week ago

What Happens to My Data When I Uninstall Behave Pro Cloud?

See when data is removed, and for how long it can be accessed if you reinstall

Written by Alan Parkinson
Updated over a week ago

Why Is ACT_AS_USER Required?

Introduced by Atlassian in 2016, this permission improves the security posture of Behave Pro

Written by Alan Parkinson
Updated over a week ago