Anyone using SpecFlow will likely have come across Context Injection and Scenario Context for storing data across different binding classes. (For more detail see: <https://specflow.org/documentation/Sharing-Data-between-Bindings/>)

As a Developer, the Scenario Context just seems very brittle compared with the Context Injection. You use strings to save and retrieve data and it is basically a global variable system, which to me normally seems wrong. The dependency injection, on the other hand, works nicely with different classes being able to be created to store different types of data.

Can anyone see a reason why you would want to use Scenario Context over Context Injection? I cannot think of any but maybe I am missing something?