The main change here is the "enabled". Don't try to click the button
as long as it is disabled. This is critical because VisualEditor
takes a while to boot. The toolbar is already visible, but disabled.
Warning, untested! It makes sense in my head but I'm not sure if it
works.
Bug: T360026
Change-Id: Ib46d420a56effd4b4a0e48e2121106a830e5f51c
Created following test cases:
Scenario: I am a user that wants to re-use refs in VisualEditor
-should display existing references in the Cite re-use dialog
- should display re-used reference in article with correct footnote number and notification in context dialog
- should display correct ref content and name attribute for re-used ref with existing name attribute
TODO:
- run several rechecks to observe flakiness issues
- add remaining test cases (copy paste & cut paste)
Bug: T356858
Change-Id: Ib1b64c44b21471404a7c51752fb5899119b4b533
Implemented the test case as described in the ticket.
Deviated from ticket's approach for creating a new page by manual creation instead of API,
to verify the end-to-end functionality through the interface & ensure the entire proccess works seamlessly.
Bug: T353439
Change-Id: I8f863ae0bd8fdb1fb0f1b103d98ba9f2306f3df2
Steps to implement:
Copy over and adapt setup files, to install Cypress in the Cite code base.
Port tests/selenium/specs/backlinks.js and supporting file cite.page.js to run under the Cypress environment, in a second patchset.
Run the new suite in CI, replacing the previous selenium integration.
Delete the selenium test suite.
Bug: T353436
Change-Id: Ie76371e18d8612daa7c7be741432c6f3e0b783b5