Describe the bug
Some of our tests have a table in the scenario as well as in the spec. I tried to run one of these scenarios by running the spec via the gauge run command, and it gave me an error when it did the pre-run check, saying it did not recognize the variable in the scenario. When I run just the scenario, it works as desired.
To Reproduce
Steps (or project) to reproduce the behavior:
- Initialize a gauge project
- Run the gauge command
- See error
[Gauge]
Failed to execute Specification Name Of Spec : Accessing an invalid parameter (variable_name)
Expected behavior
run using the defined variable in the scenario table
Screenshots

Versions:
Gauge version: 1.1.7
Commit Hash: 5d86b72
Plugins
html-report (4.1.4)
python (0.3.15)
screenshot (0.1.0)
spectacle (0.1.4)
- OS: Standard Windows10 20H2
- Runner info: Python
- IDE info: VS Code
Additional context


Describe the bug
Some of our tests have a table in the scenario as well as in the spec. I tried to run one of these scenarios by running the spec via the gauge run command, and it gave me an error when it did the pre-run check, saying it did not recognize the variable in the scenario. When I run just the scenario, it works as desired.
To Reproduce
Steps (or project) to reproduce the behavior:
[Gauge]
Failed to execute Specification Name Of Spec : Accessing an invalid parameter (variable_name)
Expected behavior
run using the defined variable in the scenario table
Screenshots

Versions:
Gauge version: 1.1.7
Commit Hash: 5d86b72
Plugins
html-report (4.1.4)
python (0.3.15)
screenshot (0.1.0)
spectacle (0.1.4)
Additional context