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Kitt
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The tag is just going to reference and run anything with that tag: scenarios or features or examples. So there is no reason to explicitly state in the command what feature or scenario the tag is in - just the tag. Please reference my previous link, it covers all of this information - including combining tags and scripting examples.
here's my own example:
dmckay3200
2 years agoNew Contributor
In your example, is it possible to say /tags:"@Auth and @LoginPartnerPortal" to specify this feature file and this scenario?