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authorjurre <jurrestender+github@gmail.com>2016-12-13 17:52:58 +0100
committerjurre <jurrestender+github@gmail.com>2016-12-19 17:43:24 +0100
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downloadgitlab-ce-bf6b1078521b6461caeffb3a0ba003c5c5ac2a9e.tar.gz
Move admin broadcast messages spinach feature to rspec
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-@admin
-Feature: Admin Broadcast Messages
- Background:
- Given I sign in as an admin
- And application already has a broadcast message
- And I visit admin messages page
-
- Scenario: See broadcast messages list
- Then I should see all broadcast messages
-
- Scenario: Create a customized broadcast message
- When submit form with new customized broadcast message
- Then I should be redirected to admin messages page
- And I should see newly created broadcast message
- Then I visit dashboard page
- And I should see a customized broadcast message
-
- Scenario: Edit an existing broadcast message
- When I edit an existing broadcast message
- And I change the broadcast message text
- Then I should be redirected to admin messages page
- And I should see the updated broadcast message
-
- Scenario: Remove an existing broadcast message
- When I remove an existing broadcast message
- Then I should be redirected to admin messages page
- And I should not see the removed broadcast message
-
- @javascript
- Scenario: Live preview a customized broadcast message
- When I visit admin messages page
- And I enter a broadcast message with Markdown
- Then I should see a live preview of the rendered broadcast message