We had to wait for it a long time, but now it’s finally there, a new release of SpecFlow; my favorite Behaviour-Driven Development (BDD) tool. So what’s new? Important changes in SpecFlow V2 include: All components upgraded to .NET 4.5. Upgraded to the new Gherkin 3 parser Support for parallel SpecFlow tests within the same AppDomain Visual Studio integration has been separated to a separate project Support for xUnit 2.0 and NUnit 3.0, including parallel test execution. The older providers have been retained and renamed (to xunit.1 and nunit.2 respectively). Ability to determine the execution order of hooks (e.g. [BeforeScenario] ) Extensible table conversions and comparisons for CreateSet, CreateInstance, CompareToSet and CompareToInstance . Access the details of the currently executed step with ScenarioContext.StepContext Display tags in NUnit test adapter in Visual Studio Better regular expression suggestions generated for miss...