Add Kensa to the list of BDD frameworks#1225
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Add Kensa to the list of BDD frameworks#1225paul-brooks wants to merge 1 commit intoakullpp:masterfrom
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Kensa is a BDD testing framework for Kotlin and Java that takes a code-first approach — tests are written as plain Given-When-Then code with no Gherkin files and no step definitions.
HTML reports are generated directly from the source code so reports are never stale.
Also includes built-in sequence diagram generation and supports JUnit 5 & 6, Kotest, and TestNG.