The Nbehave team is pleased to announce a new release of NBehave. You can grab it here

Whats new

• Support for .net 3.5 and 4.0
• tables & examples
• comments, start the line with a # and what follows is a comment
• languages, start the text file with #language: se see languages.yml for supported languages (only swedish and english so far)
• testdriven.net support for running text files, thanks to Alan Gardner for patch.
• support for parameters of type array, IEnumerable<T>, ICollection<T>, IList<T>, List<T>
• run multiple text scenarios from console with /sf
• /sf supports relative paths
• generate empty step methods by passing /codegen (or /c) to nbehave-console.exe
• You can tell NBehave-console.exe to wait for a debugger to attach before running any features, just add command line parameter /waitForDebugger
• more code examples, just unzip NBehave.Examples.zip distributed with the release
• plugin for Visual Studio 2010 to run and debug scenarios from Visual Studio
• Ability to specify length quantifiers on tokens
• fluent interface changed
• Nbehave now uses the config file of you step assembly.

We also have 2 new committers, John Rayner and Naeem Khedarun who have contributed to several new features.