From eeebf7dae61676f79a482930174d37e3afb79dd6 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Porus Patell <ppatell@perforce.com>
Date: Tue, 19 Aug 2014 18:43:02 -0700
Subject: [PATCH] Fixing requested changes for 'search issues by description'
tests
---
features/project/issues/issues.feature | 28 +++++++++----------
features/steps/project/issues.rb | 37 +++++++++++++-------------
2 files changed, 32 insertions(+), 33 deletions(-)
diff --git a/features/project/issues/issues.feature b/features/project/issues/issues.feature
index 85c6ab4bc2a..e3001318c23 100644
--- a/features/project/issues/issues.feature
+++ b/features/project/issues/issues.feature
@@ -64,30 +64,30 @@ Feature: Project Issues
And I should not see "Release 0.4" in issues
@javascript
- Scenario: Test to search project issues when the entered search string exactly matches an existing issue description
- Given project "Shop" has issue "Bugfix1" with description: "Description for issue1"
- And I fill in issue search with "Description for issue1"
- Then I should see "Bugfix1" in issues
+ Scenario: Search issues when search string exactly matches issue description
+ Given project 'Shop' has issue 'Bugfix1' with description: 'Description for issue1'
+ And I fill in issue search with 'Description for issue1'
+ Then I should see 'Bugfix1' in issues
And I should not see "Release 0.4" in issues
And I should not see "Release 0.3" in issues
And I should not see "Tweet control" in issues
@javascript
- Scenario: Test to search project issues when the entered search string partially matches an existing issue description
- Given project "Shop" has issue "Bugfix1" with description: "Description for issue1"
- And project "Shop" has issue "Feature1" with description: "Feature submitted for issue1"
- And I fill in issue search with "issue1"
- Then I should see "Feature1" in issues
- Then I should see "Bugfix1" in issues
+ Scenario: Search issues when search string partially matches issue description
+ Given project 'Shop' has issue 'Bugfix1' with description: 'Description for issue1'
+ And project 'Shop' has issue 'Feature1' with description: 'Feature submitted for issue1'
+ And I fill in issue search with 'issue1'
+ Then I should see 'Feature1' in issues
+ Then I should see 'Bugfix1' in issues
And I should not see "Release 0.4" in issues
And I should not see "Release 0.3" in issues
And I should not see "Tweet control" in issues
@javascript
- Scenario: Test to search project when the entered search string matches no existing issue description
- Given project "Shop" has issue "Bugfix1" with description: "Description for issue1"
- And I fill in issue search with "Rock and roll"
- Then I should not see "Bugfix1" in issues
+ Scenario: Search issues when search string matches no issue description
+ Given project 'Shop' has issue 'Bugfix1' with description: 'Description for issue1'
+ And I fill in issue search with 'Rock and roll'
+ Then I should not see 'Bugfix1' in issues
And I should not see "Release 0.4" in issues
And I should not see "Release 0.3" in issues
And I should not see "Tweet control" in issues
diff --git a/features/steps/project/issues.rb b/features/steps/project/issues.rb
index be42bfcc024..ab2d7cee2e3 100644
--- a/features/steps/project/issues.rb
+++ b/features/steps/project/issues.rb
@@ -188,38 +188,37 @@ class ProjectIssues < Spinach::FeatureSteps
page.should have_content("```\nCommand [1]: /usr/local/bin/git , see [text](doc/text)\n```")
end
- step 'project "Shop" has issue "Bugfix1" with description: "Description for issue1"' do
- project = Project.find_by(name: "Shop")
- issue = create(:issue, title: "Bugfix1", description: "Description for issue1", project: project)
+ step 'project \'Shop\' has issue \'Bugfix1\' with description: \'Description for issue1\'' do
+ project = Project.find_by(name: 'Shop')
+ issue = create(:issue, title: 'Bugfix1', description: 'Description for issue1', project: project)
end
- step 'project "Shop" has issue "Feature1" with description: "Feature submitted for issue1"' do
- project = Project.find_by(name: "Shop")
- issue = create(:issue, title: "Feature1", description: "Feature submitted for issue1", project: project)
+ step 'project \'Shop\' has issue \'Feature1\' with description: \'Feature submitted for issue1\'' do
+ project = Project.find_by(name: 'Shop')
+ issue = create(:issue, title: 'Feature1', description: 'Feature submitted for issue1', project: project)
end
- step 'I fill in issue search with "Description for issue1"' do
- fill_in 'issue_search', with: "Description for issue"
+ step 'I fill in issue search with \'Description for issue1\'' do
+ fill_in 'issue_search', with: 'Description for issue'
end
- step 'I fill in issue search with "issue1"' do
- fill_in 'issue_search', with: "issue1"
+ step 'I fill in issue search with \'issue1\'' do
+ fill_in 'issue_search', with: 'issue1'
end
- step 'I fill in issue search with "Rock and roll"' do
- fill_in 'issue_search', with: "Description for issue"
+ step 'I fill in issue search with \'Rock and roll\'' do
+ fill_in 'issue_search', with: 'Description for issue'
end
- step 'I should see "Bugfix1" in issues' do
- page.should have_content "Bugfix1"
+ step 'I should see \'Bugfix1\' in issues' do
+ page.should have_content 'Bugfix1'
end
- step 'I should see "Feature1" in issues' do
- page.should have_content "Feature1"
+ step 'I should see \'Feature1\' in issues' do
+ page.should have_content 'Feature1'
end
-
- step 'I should not see "Bugfix1" in issues' do
- page.should_not have_content "Bugfix1"
+ step 'I should not see \'Bugfix1\' in issues' do
+ page.should_not have_content 'Bugfix1'
end
end
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