Incoming shares are no longer automatically added to the file list of
the sharee. Instead, the user now needs to explictly accept the share.
Currently shares can be accepted only from the Notifications app, so it
must be explicitly cloned before installing Nextcloud if it is not found
in the "apps" directory. Note that the development branches are already
built, so there is no need to explicitly build the app.
With the new sharing behaviour the "share a skeleton file with another
user before first login" scenario is no longer valid (as the user will
need to log in to accept the share, so at that point the skeleton is
already created), so it was removed.
Signed-off-by: Daniel Calviño Sánchez <danxuliu@gmail.com>
Since Nextcloud 17 the proper name for the old built-in notifications is
"Toast". Moreover, this will reduce ambiguity when using the
"notification" term to refer to elements in the Notifications app.
Signed-off-by: Daniel Calviño Sánchez <danxuliu@gmail.com>
There is no difference (as far as I know) between running the acceptance
tests on PHP 7.1 or on PHP 7.3; this is simply a preparatory step to be
ready when PHP 7.1 support is dropped in Nextcloud server.
Signed-off-by: Daniel Calviño Sánchez <danxuliu@gmail.com>
Now the link share menu is not automatically opened after a link share
is created, so waiting until it was opened failed in iShareTheLinkFor.
Note that the steps that interact with the link share menu take care
themselves of showing the menu if needed, so there is no need to
explicitly show it despite the change. Also, the waiting in
iShareTheLinkFor was introduced when the link share menu was changed
to automatically open after creating a link share, as that caused some
issues with the steps that opened the menu by themselves (fec8d12fc5).
Due to all this, now that the link share menu is again not automatically
opened the wait can be simply removed.
Signed-off-by: Greta Doci <gretadoci@gmail.com>
Although uncommon, in some cases a Context may need to be extended (for
example, to override a step defined in the server with a specific
behaviour in the acceptance tests of an app); in those cases the
subclass should be able to access the actor attribute defined in the
Context it is extending.
Signed-off-by: Daniel Calviño Sánchez <danxuliu@gmail.com>
Otherwise the output would just read "Failed asserting that true is
false." or "Failed asserting that false is true.", which is not very
informative when there are several assertFalse/True in a row.
Signed-off-by: Daniel Calviño Sánchez <danxuliu@gmail.com>
The old notifications were added as ".row" elements to the
"#notification-container" element; the new notifications based on
toastify are added as ".toastify .on .toast..." elements to the
"#content" element. Besides that, they also include a span element with
an X to close the notification, so now only the first child text node
should be compared to the expected message.
Signed-off-by: Daniel Calviño Sánchez <danxuliu@gmail.com>
File names are no longer shown directly in the ".filename" element, but
split in two "span" elements inside a ".filename-parts" element, so now
the texts in those span elements need to be concatenated to get the file
name.
Signed-off-by: Daniel Calviño Sánchez <danxuliu@gmail.com>
The bundle acceptance tests fails after #14578 sometimes. This is
because of a race condition. not all apps have compatible 16 versions
yet. So trying to enable them results in those apps doing 💥.
Because of #14578 we do show them now. So we try to enable them. However
depending on which requests finishes first the disable button for the
audit app either shows up or now.
Signed-off-by: Roeland Jago Douma <roeland@famdouma.nl>
* tests/acceptance/features/login.feature:15
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```
Scenario: log in with valid user and invalid password once fixed by admin # /drone/src/github.com/nextcloud/server/tests/acceptance/features/login.feature:15
Given I act as John # ActorContext::iActAs()
And I can not log in with user user0 and password 654231 # LoginPageContext::iCanNotLogInWithUserAndPassword()
When I act as Jane # ActorContext::iActAs()
And I am logged in as the admin # LoginPageContext::iAmLoggedInAsTheAdmin()
And I open the User settings # SettingsMenuContext::iOpenTheUserSettings()
And I set the password for user0 to 654321 # UsersSettingsContext::iSetTheFieldForUserTo()
And I act as John # ActorContext::iActAs()
And I log in with user user0 and password 654321 # LoginPageContext::iLogInWithUserAndPassword()
Then I see that the current page is the Files app # FilesAppContext::iSeeThatTheCurrentPageIsTheFilesApp()
Failed asserting that 'http://acceptance-login/index.php/login?user=user0' starts with "http://acceptance-login/index.php/apps/files/".
```
</details>
Signed-off-by: Morris Jobke <hey@morrisjobke.de>
Fails with:
* tests/acceptance/features/app-files.feature:90
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```
Scenario: show favorites # /drone/src/github.com/nextcloud/server/tests/acceptance/features/app-files.feature:90
Given I am logged in # LoginPageContext::iAmLoggedIn()
And I mark "welcome.txt" as favorite # FileListContext::iMarkAsFavorite()
When I open the "Favorites" section # AppNavigationContext::iOpenTheSection()
Then I see that the current section is "Favorites" # AppNavigationContext::iSeeThatTheCurrentSectionIs()
Then I see that the file list contains a file named "welcome.txt" # FileListContext::iSeeThatTheFileListContainsAFileNamed()
Row for file welcome.txt in file list could not be found after 100 seconds (NoSuchElementException)
```
</details>
Signed-off-by: Morris Jobke <hey@morrisjobke.de>
Fails with:
* tests/acceptance/features/apps.feature:66
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```
Scenario: Show section from app store # /drone/src/github.com/nextcloud/server/tests/acceptance/features/apps.feature:66
Given I act as Jane # ActorContext::iActAs()
And I am logged in as the admin # LoginPageContext::iAmLoggedInAsTheAdmin()
And I open the Apps management # SettingsMenuContext::iOpenTheAppsManagement()
And I see that the current section is "Your apps" # AppNavigationContext::iSeeThatTheCurrentSectionIs()
When I open the "Files" section # AppNavigationContext::iOpenTheSection()
Files section item in App Navigation could not be found after 100 seconds (NoSuchElementException)
Then I see that there some apps listed from the app store # AppsManagementContext::iSeeThatThereSomeAppsListedFromTheAppStore()
And I see that the current section is "Files" # AppNavigationContext::iSeeThatTheCurrentSectionIs()
```
</details>
Signed-off-by: Morris Jobke <hey@morrisjobke.de>
Fails with:
* tests/acceptance/features/app-files-tags.feature:42
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```
Scenario: add tags using the dropdown in the details view # /drone/src/github.com/nextcloud/server/tests/acceptance/features/app-files-tags.feature:42
Given I am logged in as the admin # LoginPageContext::iAmLoggedInAsTheAdmin()
And I visit the settings page # SettingsMenuContext::iVisitTheSettingsPage()
And I open the "Tag management" section # AppNavigationContext::iOpenTheSection()
And I see that the button to select tags is shown # SettingsContext::iSeeThatTheButtonToSelectTagsIsShown()
And I create the tag "tag1" in the settings # SettingsContext::iCreateTheTagInTheSettings()
And I create the tag "tag2" in the settings # SettingsContext::iCreateTheTagInTheSettings()
And I create the tag "tag3" in the settings # SettingsContext::iCreateTheTagInTheSettings()
And I create the tag "tag4" in the settings # SettingsContext::iCreateTheTagInTheSettings()
And I see that the dropdown for tags in the settings eventually contains the tag "tag1" # SettingsContext::iSeeThatTheDropdownForTagsInTheSettingsEventuallyContainsTheTag()
And I see that the dropdown for tags in the settings eventually contains the tag "tag2" # SettingsContext::iSeeThatTheDropdownForTagsInTheSettingsEventuallyContainsTheTag()
And I see that the dropdown for tags in the settings eventually contains the tag "tag3" # SettingsContext::iSeeThatTheDropdownForTagsInTheSettingsEventuallyContainsTheTag()
And I see that the dropdown for tags in the settings eventually contains the tag "tag4" # SettingsContext::iSeeThatTheDropdownForTagsInTheSettingsEventuallyContainsTheTag()
And I log out # SettingsMenuContext::iLogOut()
And I am logged in # LoginPageContext::iAmLoggedIn()
And I open the details view for "welcome.txt" # FileListContext::iOpenTheDetailsViewFor()
And I open the input field for tags in the details view # FilesAppContext::iOpenTheInputFieldForTagsInTheDetailsView()
When I check the tag "tag2" in the dropdown for tags in the details view # FilesAppContext::iCheckTheTagInTheDropdownForTagsInTheDetailsView()
And I check the tag "tag4" in the dropdown for tags in the details view # FilesAppContext::iCheckTheTagInTheDropdownForTagsInTheDetailsView()
Then I see that the tag "tag2" in the dropdown for tags in the details view is checked # FilesAppContext::iSeeThatTheTagInTheDropdownForTagsInTheDetailsViewIsChecked()
And I see that the tag "tag4" in the dropdown for tags in the details view is checked # FilesAppContext::iSeeThatTheTagInTheDropdownForTagsInTheDetailsViewIsChecked()
And I see that the input field for tags in the details view contains the tag "tag2" # FilesAppContext::iSeeThatTheInputFieldForTagsInTheDetailsViewContainsTheTag()
Failed asserting that false is true.
And I see that the input field for tags in the details view contains the tag "tag4" # FilesAppContext::iSeeThatTheInputFieldForTagsInTheDetailsViewContainsTheTag()
```
</details>
Signed-off-by: Morris Jobke <hey@morrisjobke.de>
If the server is too slow, changing to a different file immediately
after sending a new comment but without waiting for the comment to be
shown for the original file could cause the new comment to be shown for
the current file instead.
This is, indeed, a bug in the comments. However, it is not possible to
test it reliably in the acceptance tests, as it depends on how fast the
server adds the message and how fast the client changes to a different
file; sometimes the test would fail and sometimes it would not.
Therefore, now it is waited for the comment to be added before changing
to another file, as in this case it can be reliably tested that changing
to a different file does not cause the comments from the previous file
to be shown in the current file (this was a different bug already fixed
and due to which this test was added in the first place).
Signed-off-by: Daniel Calviño Sánchez <danxuliu@gmail.com>
When the "Comments" tab is open the empty content element is always in
the DOM, although it is only shown once the message collection was
fetched and there were no messages. Due to this it is necessary to
explicitly wait for it to be shown instead of relying on the implicit
wait made to find the element; otherwise it would be found immediately
and if the collection was not fetched yet it would not be visible,
causing the test to fail.
Signed-off-by: Daniel Calviño Sánchez <danxuliu@gmail.com>
Having both "FilesAppSharingContext" and "FilesSharingAppContext" was
confusing, so "FilesSharingAppContext" was renamed to a more descriptive
name.
Signed-off-by: Daniel Calviño Sánchez <danxuliu@gmail.com>
