Add option to use cucumber progress formatter #91
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The default way Cucumber prints to STDOUT is using its 'pretty' format. This essentially outputs the full scenario detail and the result of each step for every scenario. This is great to see the detail and ensure your scenarios when read back make sense, however when running tests repeatedly you soon just want to know whether anything passed. Hence adding this option for those that like to conserve their terminal space 😀.
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The default way Cucumber prints to STDOUT is using its 'pretty' format. This essentially outputs the full scenario detail and the result of each step for every scenario.
This is great to see the detail and ensure your scenarios when read back make sense, however when running tests repeatedly you soon just want to know whether anything passed.
Hence adding this option for those that like to conserve their terminal space 😀.