Andrew Nicols
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Uses of the httpsreplace and customlang tools are known to be extremely slow. In our CI infrastructure on slwoer DBs, the customlang tool can take over 90 seconds to load the page, whilst the httpsreplace tool can take up to about 60 seconds. These changes set appropriate timeout factors to increase the timeout accordingly.
34 lines
1.6 KiB
Gherkin
34 lines
1.6 KiB
Gherkin
@tool @tool_customlang
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Feature: Within a moodle instance, an administrator should be able to modify langstrings for the entire Moodle installation.
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In order to change langstrings in the adminsettings of the instance,
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As an admin
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I need to be able to access and change values in the the language customisation of the language pack.
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Background:
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# This is a very slow running test and on slow databases can take minutes to complete.
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Given I mark this test as slow setting a timeout factor of 4
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And I log in as "admin"
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And I navigate to "Language > Language customisation" in site administration
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And I set the field "lng" to "en"
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And I press "Open language pack for editing"
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And I press "Continue"
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And I set the field "Show strings of these components" to "moodle.php"
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And I set the field "String identifier" to "administrationsite"
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And I press "Show strings"
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And I set the field "core/administrationsite" to "Custom string example"
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@javascript
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Scenario: Edit an string but don't save it to lang pack.
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When I press "Apply changes and continue editing"
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Then I should see "Site administration" in the "page-header" "region"
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And I should not see "Custom string example" in the "page-header" "region"
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@javascript
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Scenario: Customize an string as admin and save it to lang pack.
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Given I press "Save changes to the language pack"
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And I should see "There are 1 modified strings."
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When I click on "Continue" "button"
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Then I should see "Custom string example" in the "page-header" "region"
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And I should not see "Site administration" in the "page-header" "region"
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