mediawiki-extensions-Visual.../modules/ve-mw/test/browser/features/fresh_wiki_install.feature

@clean
Feature: VisualEditor on a fresh Mediawiki install

  Since this test currently uses a hard-coded
  username and password, the test should only
  be run against a fresh Mediawiki install
  (including the VisualEditor extension).

  Scenario: Create a new user account
    Given I create a new user Selenium_user with password test1234

  Scenario Outline: Article creation and editing
    Given I create a new wiki article <page_title> with content <article_text>
    When I login with username Selenium_user and password test1234
    And I visit <page_title> via the UI
    And I click Edit for VisualEditor
    Then I should see the Visual Editor editing surface
  Examples:
    | page_title                 | article_text                   |
    | User:Selenium_user         | This is my user page           |
    | User:Selenium_user/firefox | This is some wiki article text |
[Browser test] Headless browser test(s) Ready for code review! New headless browser test for use on a fresh Mediawiki install that includes VisualEditor. Using the gem mediawiki_api Updated to use the create-user API method from the mediawiki_api gem. Bug: 53691 Change-Id: I07d4ae5fac346b0c2ee8c33a2dc2456299047ace 2014-02-06 20:49:14 +00:00			`@clean`
			`Feature: VisualEditor on a fresh Mediawiki install`

			`Since this test currently uses a hard-coded`
			`username and password, the test should only`
			`be run against a fresh Mediawiki install`
			`(including the VisualEditor extension).`

			`Scenario: Create a new user account`
			`Given I create a new user Selenium_user with password test1234`

			`Scenario Outline: Article creation and editing`
			`Given I create a new wiki article <page_title> with content <article_text>`
			`When I login with username Selenium_user and password test1234`
			`And I visit <page_title> via the UI`
			`And I click Edit for VisualEditor`
			`Then I should see the Visual Editor editing surface`
			`Examples:`
			`\| page_title \| article_text \|`
			`\| User:Selenium_user \| This is my user page \|`
			`\| User:Selenium_user/firefox \| This is some wiki article text \|`