validate elements and data of entries of submitted forms

[lauramekaj1]

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Walkthrough

A new suite of Cypress tests has been added to validate the entry storage functionality in a web application. The tests address two main scenarios: one that verifies entries are not stored when the "Do not store entries" option is enabled, and another that ensures entries are stored correctly when this option is disabled. This implementation enhances the robustness of form submission handling and maintains user interface integrity.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
tests/cypress/e2e/Entries/...DataValidations.cy.js	Introduced a comprehensive test suite to validate form entry storage behavior based on user settings.

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

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• tests/cypress/e2e/Entries/EntriesPageDataValidations.cy.js

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Actionable comments posted: 2

Outside diff range, codebase verification and nitpick comments (1)

tests/cypress/e2e/Entries/EntriesPageDataValidations.cy.js (1)

2-6: Missing cy.login Command Definition

The cy.login() command used in the test setup is not defined in the codebase. This could lead to authentication issues during test execution. Please verify its implementation or define it in your Cypress commands.

• Ensure cy.login() is defined in your Cypress support files.

Analysis chain

Verify custom Cypress commands.

Ensure that cy.login() and cy.deleteForm() are defined and functioning as expected. These are crucial for the setup and teardown processes.

Also applies to: 190-193

Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the existence and implementation of custom Cypress commands.

# Test: Search for the definitions of `cy.login` and `cy.deleteForm`. Expect: Definitions found.
rg --type js 'Cypress.Commands.add\("login"' -A 5
rg --type js 'Cypress.Commands.add\("deleteForm"' -A 5

Length of output: 648

[Crabcyborg]

Thank you @lauramekaj1!

I think this looks good.

🙌