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I have not used Example/Data Table to parameterized the test data, The ask is very straight forward run the same scenario multiple times sequentially.

João Farias
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  • Why would you want to do that? Your objective is unclear, therefore it is not possible to provide a good answer to your question. – Martin Spamer Jun 16 '22 at 14:35
  • Like in testng we have this invocation count, The same thing we want to active here. – Niks Jun 21 '22 at 07:20

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Cucumber doesn't have re-run features, but you can simply re-execute the (bash) command to run the tests:

for i in {1..10}; do cucumber --tags @rerun; done

If you use Maven, Gradle, or something else, just replace cucumber --tags @tagname with your command.

João Farias
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In case your objective is to run your scenario multiple times over different data items, you can simply write a Scenario Outline in your gherkin feature file,

Example,

Feature: Sample Feature
  I want to run my scenario multiple times sequentially

Scenario Outline: Verify that scenario runs for all data examples.
Given I am on my application
When I perform action named <actionName>
Then I see reaction named <reactionName>


Examples:
| actionName | reactionName |
| a1         | r1           |
| a2         | r2           |
| a3         | r3           |
| a4         | r4           |

The above scenario will run 4 times (once for each example row). Scenario outline is quite helpful in order to test same scenario over different test-data, especially in the case of user interface testing.

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