mediawiki-extensions-Visual.../modules/ve-mw/tests/browser/features/multiedit_workflow.feature

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Feature: VisualEditor multi-edit workflow

  Goal of the test is to make sure the "Save" and "Review Changes"
  workflows are consistent even where a user makes multiple page
  edits in the same session.  See this bug ticket:
  https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=57654

  Not implemented as a Scenario outline since the goal is
  to test multiple page edits within a single session.

  Scenario: Make multiple edits to the same article
    Given I enter and save the first edit
    And I enter and save a second edit
    And I enter and save a third edit
    Then the saved page should contain all three edits.
[Browser test] New test for multi-edit workflow 1) Per reviewer comments, moved some of the verbosity from feature to steps file in order to make the feature file a little more readable. 2) Using random strings for the text of each edit in order to make every edit unique. 3) Removing a commented line that wasn't needed. Bug: 57654 Change-Id: Ib8b15964436d9c24556fac32977a64e2d5f22044 2013-12-17 21:39:11 +00:00			`# encoding: UTF-8`
[BrowserTest] This test is unreliable in any version of Chrome The issue is that when running automatically, upon loading the page to be edited a second and third time, the cursor ends up in a random place within the existing text of the article. The test expects the cursor to always be at the start of the article text, and this happens in Firefox. I did a cursory check and I could not reproduce the issue of random cursor placement upon multiple edits to the same article. There may be a bug here, but it is not trivial to reproduce. So let's take this test out of the Jenkins builds in the service of more reliable green tests. Change-Id: Ie3dd76c5b40f3035d43e6f0a06327adb70900f60 2014-12-19 16:29:37 +00:00			`@edit_user_page_login @en.wikipedia.beta.wmflabs.org @firefox @internet_explorer_10 @login @safari @test2.wikipedia.org`
[Browser test] New test for multi-edit workflow 1) Per reviewer comments, moved some of the verbosity from feature to steps file in order to make the feature file a little more readable. 2) Using random strings for the text of each edit in order to make every edit unique. 3) Removing a commented line that wasn't needed. Bug: 57654 Change-Id: Ib8b15964436d9c24556fac32977a64e2d5f22044 2013-12-17 21:39:11 +00:00			`Feature: VisualEditor multi-edit workflow`

			`Goal of the test is to make sure the "Save" and "Review Changes"`
			`workflows are consistent even where a user makes multiple page`
			`edits in the same session. See this bug ticket:`
			`https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=57654`

			`Not implemented as a Scenario outline since the goal is`
			`to test multiple page edits within a single session.`

[Browser test] Update test to use existing hook 1) Reduce some code duplication. 2) Added bonus: will fix a problem with the failing "links" test. 3) Removed some commented code lines in feature file. Change-Id: I7ad4ade89c6477fd42eca178bae294f4dfecdf5b 2013-12-23 15:41:39 +00:00			`Scenario: Make multiple edits to the same article`
			`Given I enter and save the first edit`
			`And I enter and save a second edit`
			`And I enter and save a third edit`
[browser test] Chrome is working correctly now, add tests back Change-Id: I3f788bd5b38aff1108e9b8d70308c07c0731f703 2014-05-09 18:04:18 +00:00			`Then the saved page should contain all three edits.`