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Gherkin
326 lines
14 KiB
Gherkin
Feature: app-comments
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# Scenario: Writing a comment
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# Given I am logged in
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# And I open the details view for "welcome.txt"
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# And I open the "Comments" tab in the details view
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# When I create a new comment with "Hello world" as message
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# Then I see a comment with "Hello world" as message
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# Scenario: open the comments for a different file
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# Given I am logged in
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# And I create a new folder named "Folder"
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# And I open the details view for "welcome.txt"
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# And I open the "Comments" tab in the details view
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# And I create a new comment with "Hello world" as message
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# And I see a comment with "Hello world" as message
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# When I open the details view for "Folder"
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# The "Comments" tab should already be opened
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# Then I see that there are no comments
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Scenario: write a comment in a file right after writing a comment in another file
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Given I am logged in
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And I create a new folder named "Folder"
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And I open the details view for "Folder"
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And I open the "Comments" tab in the details view
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And I create a new comment with "Comment in Folder" as message
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And I see a comment with "Comment in Folder" as message
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And I open the details view for "welcome.txt"
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# The "Comments" tab should already be opened
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When I create a new comment with "Comment in welcome.txt" as message
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Then I see a comment with "Comment in welcome.txt" as message
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And I see that there is no comment with "Comment in Folder" as message
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Scenario: read a comment written by the sharer
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Given I act as John
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And I am logged in as the admin
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And I act as Jane
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And I am logged in
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And I act as John
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And I rename "welcome.txt" to "shared.txt"
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And I share "shared.txt" with "user0"
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And I see that the file is shared with "user0"
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# The details view should already be open
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And I open the "Comments" tab in the details view
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And I create a new comment with "Hello world" as message
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And I see a comment with "Hello world" as message
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When I act as Jane
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# The Files app is open again to reload the file list and the comments
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And I open the Files app
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And I open the details view for "shared.txt"
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And I open the "Comments" tab in the details view
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Then I see a comment with "Hello world" as message
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Scenario: read a comment written by the sharee
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Given I act as John
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And I am logged in as the admin
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And I act as Jane
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And I am logged in
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And I act as John
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And I rename "welcome.txt" to "shared.txt"
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And I share "shared.txt" with "user0"
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And I see that the file is shared with "user0"
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And I act as Jane
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# The Files app is open again to reload the file list
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And I open the Files app
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And I open the details view for "shared.txt"
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And I open the "Comments" tab in the details view
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And I create a new comment with "Hello world" as message
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And I see a comment with "Hello world" as message
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When I act as John
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# The Files app is open again to reload the file list and the comments
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And I open the Files app
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And I open the details view for "shared.txt"
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And I open the "Comments" tab in the details view
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Then I see a comment with "Hello world" as message
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Scenario: unread comment icon shown for comment written by the sharer in a shared file
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Given I act as John
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And I am logged in as the admin
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And I act as Jane
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And I am logged in
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And I act as John
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And I rename "welcome.txt" to "shared.txt"
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And I share "shared.txt" with "user0"
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And I see that the file is shared with "user0"
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# The details view should already be open
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And I open the "Comments" tab in the details view
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And I create a new comment with "Hello world" as message
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And I see a comment with "Hello world" as message
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When I act as Jane
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# The Files app is open again to reload the file list and the comments
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And I open the Files app
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Then I see that "shared.txt" has unread comments
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And I open the unread comments for "shared.txt"
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And I see that the details view is open
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And I see a comment with "Hello world" as message
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Scenario: unread comment icon shown for comment written by the sharee in a shared file
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Given I act as John
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And I am logged in as the admin
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And I act as Jane
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And I am logged in
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And I act as John
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And I rename "welcome.txt" to "shared.txt"
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And I share "shared.txt" with "user0"
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And I see that the file is shared with "user0"
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And I act as Jane
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# The Files app is open again to reload the file list
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And I open the Files app
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And I open the details view for "shared.txt"
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And I open the "Comments" tab in the details view
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And I create a new comment with "Hello world" as message
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And I see a comment with "Hello world" as message
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When I act as John
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# The Files app is open again to reload the file list and the comments
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And I open the Files app
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Then I see that "shared.txt" has unread comments
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And I open the unread comments for "shared.txt"
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And I see that the details view is open
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And I see a comment with "Hello world" as message
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Scenario: unread comment icon shown for comment written by the sharer in a shared folder
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Given I act as John
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And I am logged in as the admin
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And I act as Jane
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And I am logged in
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And I act as John
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And I create a new folder named "Folder"
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And I share "Folder" with "user0"
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And I see that the file is shared with "user0"
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# The details view should already be open
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And I open the "Comments" tab in the details view
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And I create a new comment with "Hello world" as message
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And I see a comment with "Hello world" as message
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When I act as Jane
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# The Files app is open again to reload the file list and the comments
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And I open the Files app
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Then I see that "Folder" has unread comments
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And I open the unread comments for "Folder"
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And I see that the details view is open
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And I see a comment with "Hello world" as message
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Scenario: unread comment icon shown for comment written by the sharee in a shared folder
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Given I act as John
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And I am logged in as the admin
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And I act as Jane
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And I am logged in
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And I act as John
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And I create a new folder named "Folder"
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And I share "Folder" with "user0"
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And I see that the file is shared with "user0"
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And I act as Jane
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# The Files app is open again to reload the file list
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And I open the Files app
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And I open the details view for "Folder"
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And I open the "Comments" tab in the details view
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And I create a new comment with "Hello world" as message
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And I see a comment with "Hello world" as message
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When I act as John
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# The Files app is open again to reload the file list and the comments
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And I open the Files app
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Then I see that "Folder" has unread comments
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And I open the unread comments for "Folder"
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And I see that the details view is open
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And I see a comment with "Hello world" as message
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Scenario: unread comment icon shown for comment written by the sharer in a child folder of a shared folder
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Given I act as John
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And I am logged in as the admin
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And I act as Jane
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And I am logged in
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And I act as John
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And I create a new folder named "Folder"
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And I share "Folder" with "user0"
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And I see that the file is shared with "user0"
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And I enter in the folder named "Folder"
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And I create a new folder named "Child folder"
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# The details view should already be open
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And I open the "Comments" tab in the details view
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And I create a new comment with "Hello world" as message
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And I see a comment with "Hello world" as message
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When I act as Jane
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# The Files app is open again to reload the file list and the comments
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And I open the Files app
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And I enter in the folder named "Folder"
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Then I see that "Child folder" has unread comments
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And I open the unread comments for "Child folder"
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And I see that the details view is open
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And I see a comment with "Hello world" as message
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Scenario: unread comment icon shown for comment written by the sharee in a child folder of a shared folder
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Given I act as John
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And I am logged in as the admin
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And I act as Jane
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And I am logged in
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And I act as John
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And I create a new folder named "Folder"
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And I share "Folder" with "user0"
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And I see that the file is shared with "user0"
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And I act as Jane
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# The Files app is open again to reload the file list
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And I open the Files app
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And I enter in the folder named "Folder"
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And I create a new folder named "Child folder"
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# The details view should already be open
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And I open the "Comments" tab in the details view
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And I create a new comment with "Hello world" as message
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And I see a comment with "Hello world" as message
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When I act as John
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And I enter in the folder named "Folder"
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Then I see that "Child folder" has unread comments
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And I open the unread comments for "Child folder"
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And I see that the details view is open
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And I see a comment with "Hello world" as message
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Scenario: search a comment
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Given I am logged in
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And I open the details view for "welcome.txt"
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And I open the "Comments" tab in the details view
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And I create a new comment with "Hello world" as message
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And I see a comment with "Hello world" as message
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When I search for "hello"
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# Search results for comments also include the user that wrote the comment.
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Then I see that the search result 1 is "user0Hello world"
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And I see that the search result 1 was found in "welcome.txt"
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Scenario: search a comment in a child folder
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Given I am logged in
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And I create a new folder named "Folder"
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And I enter in the folder named "Folder"
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And I create a new folder named "Child folder"
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And I open the details view for "Child folder"
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And I open the "Comments" tab in the details view
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And I create a new comment with "Hello world" as message
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And I see a comment with "Hello world" as message
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# The Files app is open again to reload the file list
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And I open the Files app
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When I search for "hello"
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# Search results for comments also include the user that wrote the comment.
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Then I see that the search result 1 is "user0Hello world"
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And I see that the search result 1 was found in "Folder/Child folder"
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Scenario: search a comment by a another user
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Given I act as John
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And I am logged in as the admin
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And I act as Jane
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And I am logged in
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And I act as John
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And I rename "welcome.txt" to "shared.txt"
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And I share "shared.txt" with "user0"
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And I see that the file is shared with "user0"
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And I act as Jane
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# The Files app is open again to reload the file list
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And I open the Files app
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And I open the details view for "shared.txt"
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And I open the "Comments" tab in the details view
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And I create a new comment with "Hello world" as message
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And I see a comment with "Hello world" as message
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When I act as John
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And I search for "hello"
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# Search results for comments also include the user that wrote the comment.
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Then I see that the search result 1 is "user0Hello world"
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And I see that the search result 1 was found in "shared.txt"
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Scenario: open a search result for a comment in a file
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Given I am logged in
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And I open the details view for "welcome.txt"
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And I open the "Comments" tab in the details view
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And I create a new comment with "Hello world" as message
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And I see a comment with "Hello world" as message
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# Force the details view to change to a different file before closing it
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And I create a new folder named "Folder"
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And I close the details view
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When I search for "hello"
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And I open the search result 1
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Then I see that the details view is open
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And I see that the file name shown in the details view is "welcome.txt"
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And I see a comment with "Hello world" as message
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And I see that the file list is currently in "Home"
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And I see that the file list contains a file named "welcome.txt"
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Scenario: open a search result for a comment in a folder named like its child folder
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Given I am logged in
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And I create a new folder named "Folder"
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And I open the details view for "Folder"
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And I open the "Comments" tab in the details view
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And I create a new comment with "Hello world" as message
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And I see a comment with "Hello world" as message
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And I enter in the folder named "Folder"
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And I create a new folder named "Folder"
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# The Files app is open again to reload the file list
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And I open the Files app
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When I search for "hello"
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And I open the search result 1
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Then I see that the details view is open
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And I see that the file name shown in the details view is "Folder"
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And I see a comment with "Hello world" as message
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And I see that the file list is currently in "Home"
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And I see that the file list contains a file named "welcome.txt"
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And I see that the file list contains a file named "Folder"
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Scenario: open a search result for a comment in a child folder
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Given I am logged in
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And I create a new folder named "Folder"
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And I enter in the folder named "Folder"
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And I create a new folder named "Child folder"
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And I open the details view for "Child folder"
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And I open the "Comments" tab in the details view
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And I create a new comment with "Hello world" as message
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And I see a comment with "Hello world" as message
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# The Files app is open again to reload the file list
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And I open the Files app
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When I search for "hello"
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And I open the search result 1
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Then I see that the details view is open
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And I see that the file name shown in the details view is "Child folder"
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And I see a comment with "Hello world" as message
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And I see that the file list is currently in "Home/Folder"
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And I see that the file list contains a file named "Child folder"
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