Is it acceptable to write a \"Given When Then When Then\" test in Gherkin? A real-life example is as follows all AllPlayers.com
Scenario: Successfully regist
I would also say No.
The Given is a precondition for setup. The When is an action (which can be a do nothing) The Then form asserts.
If you need more actions then break the test down.
This will become far more useful once the first Then's fail for localising the problems.