
bogkyu
The Cucumber for Java Book
Title: “The Cucumber for Java Book”. (page 1, and many more)
Hi @sebrose,
Throughout the book, I encounter some links which are not working anymore. The specific ones are starting with: “http://cukes.info/”, for example: “http://cukes.info/install-cucumber-jvm.html” on page 1. The book is almost ten years old, and I expect some of the links got out of reach. Instead, I wonder if there is any replacement. There is no errata or any post with similar request.
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