Hook Navigation

Find Hooks, invoked from a .feature file, lists the hook bindings in scope at the cursor position, filtered by the tags and [Scope] expressions that apply there:

• From a Feature: or Scenario: line: shows [BeforeFeature]/[AfterFeature] or [BeforeScenario]/[AfterScenario] hooks that apply.

• From a step line: additionally shows [BeforeStep]/[AfterStep] and [BeforeStepBlock]/[AfterStepBlock] hooks.

Selecting an entry navigates to the C# hook method.

Visual Studio

Place the cursor in a .feature file, then right-click → Find Hooks (in the Reqnroll group of the code editor context menu).

VS Code

Place the cursor in a .feature file, then either:

• Right-click → Reqnroll: Find Hooks, or

• find Reqnroll: Find Hooks in the Command Palette.

No default keybinding.

Rider

Place the cursor in a .feature file, then right-click → Reqnroll: Find Hooks.

No default keybinding.

Tip

You don’t always need to invoke this explicitly — Code Lens shows hook-match counts inline above Feature:/Scenario: lines while you’re reading the code, and clicking one opens the same picker filtered to that lens’s own hook set.

Note

If a .feature file is linked into more than one project, the hooks shown here always come from the file’s home project (wherever it physically lives on disk) — not necessarily the project you opened it from. See Troubleshooting.