I will never understand the reason for Cucumber to exist. As you say, it just introduces unnecessary complexity for no reason.
If you can't code, you shouldn't be writing automated tests. Most of the "benefits" of Cucumber can be gained by using a good reporting framework. I like to use Serenity as I love its reports.
If you can't code, you shouldn't be writing automated tests. Most of the "benefits" of Cucumber can be gained by using a good reporting framework. I like to use Serenity as I love its reports.