aibdd.auto.csharp.it.handlers.success-failure

You can assert HTTP status codes in SpecFlow integration tests by using reusable Then steps to verify 2xx success or 4xx/5xx failure response paths. These steps check status code ranges and parse error payloads to produce actionable failure reports.

To validate ProblemDetails error payloads in Gherkin feature tests, use ThenOperationFails steps to parse common error fields such as detail, message, or title. This generates meaningful assertion messages for failed HTTP operations.

The best way to reuse HTTP outcome assertions across Gherkin features is to implement common Then steps like ThenOperationSucceeds and ThenOperationFails. This ensures consistent verification of success and failure cases throughout your integration tests.

Yes, this approach supports checking both 2xx success and 4xx failure paths in integration tests. It validates HTTP operation outcomes by asserting status code ranges and optional error messages for comprehensive coverage.

HTTP integration tests often fail without clear error messages when assertions lack structured payload parsing. Using steps that extract detail, message, or title fields from ProblemDetails produces meaningful failure reports for debugging.