E2e/feature/ri 4069 client list #1675
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| /* | ||
| Verify after client list command columns are visible | ||
| */ | ||
| async verifyClientListColumnsAreVisible(): Promise<void> { |
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I think it is better to test it with loop and some dynamic selector.
e.g.
const columns = ['id', 'addr', 'name', 'user'];
for (const column of columns) {
let columnSelector = Selector([data-test-subj^=tableHeaderCell_${column}_]);
await t.expect(columnSelector.visible).ok(${column} column is not visible);
}
does it make sense?
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so you will be able to test any number of columns described in "columns" array
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| test.before(async t => { | ||
| await acceptLicenseTermsAndAddDatabaseApi(ossStandaloneRedisearch, ossStandaloneRedisearch.databaseName); | ||
| // Add index and data |
| }).after(async t => { | ||
| await t.switchToMainWindow(); | ||
| await deleteStandaloneDatabaseApi(ossStandaloneRedisearch); | ||
| })('verify client list plugin shows table', async t => { |
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I don't see this test name in checklist
you need to add it to Scenario column
| await t.switchToIframe(workbenchPage.iframe); | ||
| // Verify that I can see the client List visualization available for all users. | ||
| await workBenchActions.verifyClientListColumnsAreVisible(); | ||
| }); |
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you can automate this scenarios as well:
"Verify that user can see the Client List visualization available for all users."
by checking the number of rows in table and comparing with the number of rows in text view
and also this scenario can be automated
Verify that user have the following error when there is no permission to run the CLIENT LIST: "NOPERM this user has no permissions to run the 'CLIENT LIST' command or its subcommand"
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