validate forms with javascript setting

[lauramekaj1]

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Walkthrough

The recent changes in the fieldsInFormBuilder.cy.js file involve incorporating a test case to validate forms with JavaScript settings. This new test case interacts with various form elements, updates settings, and ensures real-time error messages are displayed across different preview modes.

Changes

File	Change Summary
tests/cypress/e2e/Forms/...lder.cy.js	Added a new test case to validate form fields with JavaScript settings, including interactions and error message checks.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Tester as Cypress Tester
    participant FormBuilder as Form Builder UI
    participant Settings as Form Settings
    participant PreviewMode as Preview Mode Display
        
    Tester->>FormBuilder: Add text field
    Tester->>FormBuilder: Add email field
    Tester->>FormBuilder: Add phone field
    Tester->>Settings: Update form with JavaScript validation
    Tester->>Settings: Enable JavaScript validation
    Tester->>PreviewMode: Preview form in "edit" mode
    PreviewMode->>Tester: Display form
    Tester->>PreviewMode: Submit form with invalid data
    PreviewMode-->>Tester: Show real-time error messages
    Tester->>PreviewMode: Preview form in "view" mode
    PreviewMode-->>Tester: Display form
    Tester->>PreviewMode: Submit form with invalid data
    PreviewMode-->>Tester: Show real-time error messages

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Commits

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 2190140 and b458ac3.

Files selected for processing (1)

• tests/cypress/e2e/Forms/fieldsInFormBuilder.cy.js (1 hunks)

Additional comments not posted (4)

tests/cypress/e2e/Forms/fieldsInFormBuilder.cy.js (4)

197-261: Test case "should validate forms with javascript setting" successfully creates and manipulates form fields, checks for validation errors, and navigates between pages. It's comprehensive and seems to cover the intended scenarios well.

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240-254: The test steps for "In Theme" preview are clear and follow a logical sequence. It's good to see validation of both the presence and absence of error messages based on input validity.

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215-217: Ensure that the use of cy.xpath and direct checkbox interaction via #js_validate is reliable across different environments and browser setups. Consider adding error handling or retries for these interactions.

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255-257: Clearing the fields after validation checks is a good practice to ensure that subsequent tests start with a clean state. However, ensure that these steps do not interfere with any global state that might affect other tests.

Verification successful

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Clearing the fields after validation checks is a good practice to ensure that subsequent tests start with a clean state. However, ensure that these steps do not interfere with any global state that might affect other tests.

• No evidence of global state manipulation using window, localStorage, or sessionStorage was found in the context of the Cypress test file.
• The search results for potential global state manipulations did not yield any relevant instances that would be affected by the field clearing actions.

Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify that field clearing does not affect global state in other tests.
# Test: Search for any shared state manipulations that might be affected by these clearing actions.
rg --type python "global state" "field clearing"

Length of output: 81

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify that field clearing does not affect global state in other tests.
# Test: Search for any shared state manipulations that might be affected by these clearing actions.
rg --type js "global state" "field clearing"

Length of output: 101

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify that field clearing does not affect global state in other tests.
# Test: Search for any shared state manipulations that might be affected by these clearing actions.
rg --type js "global state"
rg --type js "field clearing"

Length of output: 61

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify that field clearing does not affect global state in other tests.
# Test: Search for common patterns associated with global state management that might be affected by these clearing actions.
rg --type js "window"
rg --type js "global"
rg --type js "localStorage"
rg --type js "sessionStorage"

Length of output: 364714

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Actionable comments posted: 1

[Crabcyborg]

Thank you @lauramekaj1!

I think this looks ready to merge.

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