do not store entries submitted from a form

[lauramekaj1]

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Walkthrough

A new Cypress test file, doNotStoreEntries.cy.js, has been added to verify that form entries are not stored after enabling the 'Do not store entries' option. The test involves submitting a form, enabling the option, and confirming that further form submissions do not retain the entries.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
tests/cypress/e2e/Entries/doNotStoreEntries.cy.js	Added new Cypress test cases to ensure form entries are not stored after enabling the relevant configuration option.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Tester as Cypress Tester
    participant App as Application
    participant Config as Configuration
    
    Tester->>App: Submit form entry
    App-->>Tester: Form entry stored
    Tester->>Config: Enable 'Do not store entries' option
    Config-->>App: Disable storage of form entries
    Tester->>App: Submit form entry
    App-->>Tester: Form entry not stored

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Commits

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• tests/cypress/e2e/Entries/doNotStoreEntries.cy.js (1 hunks)

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tests/cypress/e2e/Entries/doNotStoreEntries.cy.js (2)

1-56: Comprehensive and well-structured Cypress test for verifying non-storage of form entries.

The test suite comprehensively covers the scenario of not storing form entries by simulating user interactions from form creation to form submission with the 'Do not store entries' option enabled. The use of beforeEach to set up the environment, the detailed steps to create and manipulate the form, and the final verification of the form's behavior align well with the PR objectives. Well done on ensuring that the test is clean and follows good practices such as using cy.log for better traceability and cy.viewport to set the browser size.

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48-49: Verify that the 'Entries' tab updates correctly after submission with the non-storage option.

The test verifies that the entry is not stored by checking that the text "Entry is not stored" does not appear. However, it would be prudent to also verify that the count of entries does not increase after the submission. This double-check ensures that the entry truly isn't stored, not just that the text isn't visible.

Verification successful

To verify that the 'Entries' tab updates correctly after submission with the non-storage option, we need to ensure that the test checks both the absence of the specific text and that the entry count does not increase. The initial shell script was not correctly targeted for the context of the Cypress test, which is written in JavaScript.

Let's search for the relevant Cypress test file and verify if it includes a check for the entry count.

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The 'Entries' tab correctly updates after submission with the non-storage option.

The test file tests/cypress/e2e/Entries/doNotStoreEntries.cy.js already includes a check to ensure that the entry count remains "1 item" after submission, confirming that the entry is not stored.

• tests/cypress/e2e/Entries/doNotStoreEntries.cy.js: The line cy.get('.displaying-num').should("contain", "1 item"); verifies the entry count.

Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify that the 'Entries' count does not increase after submission with the non-storage option enabled.

# Test: Search for the function usage. Expect: Only occurances of the new signature.
rg --type python $'Entries'

Length of output: 57

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify that the 'Entries' count does not increase after submission with the non-storage option enabled.

# Search for the relevant Cypress test file
fd 'doNotStoreEntries.cy.js'

# Check if the file includes a check for the entry count
rg 'cy.get.*\.should\("contain", "1 item"\)' $(fd 'doNotStoreEntries.cy.js')

Length of output: 268

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Actionable comments posted: 1

[Crabcyborg]

This looks great!

Thank you @lauramekaj1!

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