Allow Context subclasses in acceptance tests to access parent actor #16756
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Although uncommon, in some cases a Context may need to be extended (for example, to override a step defined in the server with a specific behaviour in the acceptance tests of an app); in those cases the subclass should be able to access the actor attribute defined in the Context it is extending. Signed-off-by: Daniel Calviño Sánchez <danxuliu@gmail.com>
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Although uncommon, in some cases a Context may need to be extended (for example, to override a step defined in the server with a specific behaviour in the acceptance tests of an app); in those cases the subclass should be able to access the actor attribute defined in the Context it is extending.