update_requests.yml

suite: Update Requests
testset: Update Requests

tests:
- title: Submitting an update
  context:
    role: Publisher
  steps:
  - step: Go to Your Journals
    results:
    - You see a list of journals each with a button "Update"
  - step: Click the "Update" button next to one of your journals
    results:
    - a new browser tab opens, titled "Journal Update Request"
  - step: Attempt to edit questions 1, 3, 4 & 5
    results:
    - You cannot
  - step: Make some changes to the editable questions (make a note of what those changes are)
  - step: submit the form
    results:
    - The form is submitted successfully
    - A flash message tells you that your update has been submitted
  - step: clear the flash messages
  - step: Close the Journal tab
  - step: Refresh the "your journals" page
    result:
    - The journal you submitted an update for now says "View update" by it
  - step: Go to the "My Update Requests" tab
    result:
      The journal for which you submitted an update is listed here
  - step: Click "Edit" on the update request you created above
    result:
      - You can see the edit form for the update request
      - Your changes implemented above are present
  - step: Make another change to the form and submit
  - step: Go back to the "My update requests" form
  - step: Click "Delete this update request"
    result:
    - The Update Request is successfully deleted
  - step: Open a new session in a different browser or a private window
  - step: Log in as an administrator and go to the dashboard
  - step: Go to the Update Requests Search page
    result:
    - The update request you submitted above is visible
  - step: Click "Review Update"
    results:
      - A new browser tab opens with the update request form
      - The top of the form contains a table showing the difference between the journal and the update request
      - The changes in the difference table match the changes you made when submitting the update request
  - step: Click on one of the links in the difference table
    results:
      - Something happens (TODO)
  - step: Change the status to "In Progress" and save.  Do not make any other changes at this point
  - step: Go back to the other browser window, where you are signed in as a publisher
  - step: Go to the Publisher's Update Requests tab
    result:
    - Your update request is no longer editable
  - step: Go back to the browser window where you are logged in as admin
  - step: Edit the update request, and change the status to "Revisions Required"
    results:
    - flash notification confirms that the publisher has been alerted
  - step: Go back to the other browser window, where you are signed in as a publisher
  - step: Go to the Publisher's Update Requests tab
    results:
    - under the "Status" facet you have an update request listed under "Revisions Required"
    - Your update request is editable again
  - step: Make an edit to the update request
  - step: Go back to the browser window where you are logged in as admin
  - step: Edit the update request, and Reject it
    result:
    - flash message confirms that the publisher has been notified
  - step: Go back to the other browser window, where you are signed in as a publisher
  - step: Go to the Publisher's Update Requests tab
    results:
    - todo - I think that the publisher can't see rejected update requests