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Re-strucuturing the file division tree for system automated tests #214

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JayChouteau opened this issue Apr 7, 2020 · 1 comment
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Re-strucuturing the file division tree for system automated tests #214

JayChouteau opened this issue Apr 7, 2020 · 1 comment
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The goal of this issue is to have a comprehensive automated system test file tree that makes it easy to understand and navigate through the different e2e tests for any developer, PO or reviewer. This means that the different tests should be divided into different categories relative to the feature they belong to.
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Re-organization of the system automated tests file tree (#214)
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This is to increase understandability of the e2e tests and which feature they are testing.
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The testing files have been refactored and re-structured on branch "e2e-automated-testing".

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