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Write E2E for MM-T5129 Muted channel should not be listed in the Unread section of the Find Channel modal #20950

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mattermod opened this issue Sep 6, 2022 · 1 comment
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mattermod commented Sep 6, 2022

Write Cypress test for MM-T5129 Muted channel should not be listed in the Unread section of the Find Channel modal.

If you need any guidance or need more information please post a message in quality-assurance channel

The following are required:

  • Use MM-T5129 as test case id
  • See suggested steps here: https://automation-test-cases.vercel.app/test/MM-T5129
  • Maintain current Webapp folder structure e.g. e2e/cypress/tests/integration/modals/quick*switcher*spec
  • Test description should have the following format "key + name", like below.
it('MM-T623 Lock to this channel on webhook configuration works', () => {...});

If you're interested please comment here and come join our "Contributors" community channel on our daily build server, where you can discuss questions with community members and the Mattermost core team. For technical advice or questions, please join our "Developers" community channel.

New contributors please see our Developer's Guide.

JIRA: https://mattermost.atlassian.net/browse/MM-46890

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I would like to work on this one.

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