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Fixed QA failure caused by TriggerNeverFiresException
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Signed-off-by: Gianluca Barbon <gianluca.barbon@eurotech.com>
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gbarbon authored and Coduz committed Dec 16, 2020
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Expand Up @@ -178,12 +178,12 @@ Scenario: Init Security Context for all scenarios
And I create a job with the name "job0"
When I find scheduler properties with name "Device Connect"
Then A regular trigger creator with the name "schedule0" is created
And The trigger is set to start on 12-01-2020 at 10:10.
And The trigger is set to end on 15-12-2020 at 10:10.
And The trigger is set to start on 12-01-2030 at 10:10.
And The trigger is set to end on 15-12-2030 at 10:10.
Then I create a new trigger from the existing creator with previously defined date properties
And A regular trigger creator with the name "schedule1" is created
And The trigger is set to start on 12-12-2020 at 10:10.
And The trigger is set to end on 15-12-2020 at 10:10.
And The trigger is set to start on 12-12-2030 at 10:10.
And The trigger is set to end on 15-12-2030 at 10:10.
And I create a new trigger from the existing creator with previously defined date properties
And I logout

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And I create a job with the name "job0"
When I find scheduler properties with name "Interval Job"
Then A regular trigger creator with the name "schedule0" is created
And The trigger is set to start on 12-01-2020 at 10:10.
And The trigger is set to end on 15-12-2020 at 10:10.
And The trigger is set to start on 12-01-2030 at 10:10.
And The trigger is set to end on 15-12-2030 at 10:10.
And I set retry interval to 1
Then I create a new trigger from the existing creator with previously defined date properties
And A regular trigger creator with the name "schedule1" is created
And The trigger is set to start on 12-12-2020 at 10:10.
And The trigger is set to end on 15-12-2020 at 10:10.
And The trigger is set to start on 12-12-2030 at 10:10.
And The trigger is set to end on 15-12-2030 at 10:10.
And I set retry interval to 1
And I create a new trigger from the existing creator with previously defined date properties
And I logout
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And I create a job with the name "job0"
When I find scheduler properties with name "Cron Job"
Then A regular trigger creator with the name "schedule0" is created
And The trigger is set to start on 12-01-2020 at 10:10.
And The trigger is set to end on 15-12-2020 at 10:10.
And The trigger is set to start on 12-01-2030 at 10:10.
And The trigger is set to end on 15-12-2030 at 10:10.
Then I set cron expression to "0 15 15 * * ?"
Then I create a new trigger from the existing creator with previously defined date properties
And A regular trigger creator with the name "schedule1" is created
And The trigger is set to start on 12-12-2020 at 10:10.
And The trigger is set to end on 15-12-2020 at 10:10.
And The trigger is set to start on 12-12-2030 at 10:10.
And The trigger is set to end on 15-12-2030 at 10:10.
Then I set cron expression to "0 15 15 * * ?"
And I create a new trigger from the existing creator with previously defined date properties
And I logout
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