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behat config file

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Created on Aug 21, 2018

This example visualizes the structure of a Behat configuration file, showing how YAML settings organize test suites, formatters, Mink sessions, and Sauce Labs browser capabilities. The code defines a default Travis CI environment with tagged filters, a `my_suite` pointing to feature paths, and a Goutte session for headless testing alongside a Sauce Labs Chrome session. It relies on Behat’s `gherkin.filters`, `formatters`, `suites`, and `extensions` APIs, specifically `Behat\MinkExtension` for browser automation and Sauce Labs integration. The configuration highlights platform and browser version settings, including a workaround for custom-data capabilities.

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