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MDL-79792 core_badges: Behat test for awarding badge to group members

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Angelia Dela Cruz 2023-10-20 15:53:34 +08:00
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@ -119,3 +119,97 @@ Feature: Award badges with separate groups
And I press "Award badge"
# Teacher 2 shouldn't be able to go further
Then I should see "Sorry, but you need to be part of a group to see this page."
@javascript
Scenario: Editing teacher can award badge to members of separate groups
Given I am on the "Course 1" course page logged in as teacher1
And I navigate to "Badges > Manage badges" in current page administration
And I follow "Course Badge"
And I press "Award badge"
When I set the field "role" to "Teacher"
# Confirm that editing teacher sees a separate groups dropdown menu.
Then "Separate groups" "select" should exist
And I should see "All participants" in the "Separate groups" "select"
# Confirm that all participants are displayed when All participants is selected.
And I should see "Student 1" in the "potentialrecipients[]" "select"
And I should see "Student 2" in the "potentialrecipients[]" "select"
And I should see "Teacher 1" in the "potentialrecipients[]" "select"
And I should see "Teacher 2" in the "potentialrecipients[]" "select"
And I set the field "Separate groups" to "Class A"
# Confirm that only members of selected group are displayed
And I should not see "Student 1" in the "potentialrecipients[]" "select"
And I should not see "Teacher 1" in the "potentialrecipients[]" "select"
And I should see "Student 2" in the "potentialrecipients[]" "select"
And I should see "Teacher 2" in the "potentialrecipients[]" "select"
And I set the field "Separate groups" to "Class B"
And I should not see "Student 2" in the "potentialrecipients[]" "select"
And I should not see "Teacher 2" in the "potentialrecipients[]" "select"
And I should see "Student 1" in the "potentialrecipients[]" "select"
And I should see "Teacher 1" in the "potentialrecipients[]" "select"
@javascript
Scenario Outline: Teacher can award badge to members of visible groups
Given I am on the "Course 1" "course editing" page logged in as teacher1
And I expand all fieldsets
# Set the group mode to visible groups.
And I set the field "Group mode" to "Visible groups"
And I press "Save and display"
When I am on the "Course 1" course page logged in as <loggedinuser>
And I navigate to "Badges > Manage badges" in current page administration
And I follow "Course Badge"
And I press "Award badge"
And I set the field "role" to "<awarder>"
# Confirm that teachers see a visible groups dropdown menu.
Then "Visible groups" "select" should exist
# Confirm that My groups option group exists.
And "optgroup[label='My groups']" "css_element" should exist in the "select[name='group']" "css_element"
# Confirm that Other groups option group exists.
And "optgroup[label='Other groups']" "css_element" should exist in the "select[name='group']" "css_element"
# Confirm that all participants are displayed when All participants is selected.
And I set the field "Visible groups" to "All participants"
And I should see "Student 1" in the "potentialrecipients[]" "select"
And I should see "Student 2" in the "potentialrecipients[]" "select"
And I should see "Teacher 1" in the "potentialrecipients[]" "select"
And I should see "Teacher 2" in the "potentialrecipients[]" "select"
# Confirm that only members of selected group are displayed.
And I set the field "Visible groups" to "Class A"
And I should not see "Student 1" in the "potentialrecipients[]" "select"
And I should not see "Teacher 1" in the "potentialrecipients[]" "select"
And I should see "Student 2" in the "potentialrecipients[]" "select"
And I should see "Teacher 2" in the "potentialrecipients[]" "select"
And I set the field "Visible groups" to "Class B"
And I should not see "Student 2" in the "potentialrecipients[]" "select"
And I should not see "Teacher 2" in the "potentialrecipients[]" "select"
And I should see "Student 1" in the "potentialrecipients[]" "select"
And I should see "Teacher 1" in the "potentialrecipients[]" "select"
Examples:
| loggedinuser | awarder |
| teacher1 | Teacher |
| teacher2 | Non-editing teacher |
@javascript
Scenario Outline: Teacher can award badge to members when group mode is set to no groups
Given I am on the "Course 1" "course editing" page logged in as teacher1
And I expand all fieldsets
# Set the group mode to no groups.
And I set the field "Group mode" to "No groups"
And I press "Save and display"
When I am on the "Course 1" course page logged in as <loggedinuser>
And I navigate to "Badges > Manage badges" in current page administration
And I follow "Course Badge"
And I press "Award badge"
And I set the field "role" to "<awarder>"
# Confirm that no group dropdowns don't exist.
Then "Separate groups" "select" should not exist
And "Visible groups" "select" should not exist
# Confirm all participants are displayed.
And I should see "Student 1" in the "potentialrecipients[]" "select"
And I should see "Student 2" in the "potentialrecipients[]" "select"
And I should see "Teacher 1" in the "potentialrecipients[]" "select"
And I should see "Teacher 2" in the "potentialrecipients[]" "select"
Examples:
| loggedinuser | awarder |
| teacher1 | Teacher |
| teacher2 | Non-editing teacher |