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Change default configuration to reflect moderator tools change #37

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In T308675 a change was made to Minerva. This results in false
positives in our reports, so let's fix those

Since the Echo change is critical to QA I think it makes sense to update this in Pixel to reduce the noise level, what do you think?

In T308675 a change was made to Minerva. This results in false
positives in our reports, so let's fix those
@nicholasray nicholasray merged commit 40265ef into wikimedia:main Jun 2, 2022
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Doesn't seem to be working. Any idea why?

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Looking into it now...

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Should be fixed now. I think it was from us upgrading docker compose to a new major version today while the containers were running.

I ran npm run bash to check the LocalSettings.php inside the mediawiki container and noticed it hadn't synced with the LocalSettings in the pixel folder. So I ran npm run stop to stop all the containers and then ./pixel.js reference to start them again (equivalent to a restart)

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Nice.. but now it's picking up a table of contents regression (!? ) https://pixel.wmcloud.org/echo/index.html :)
Not sure if that's a false positive or because we don't have a suitable test in the desktop group.

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nicholasray commented Jun 2, 2022

I think it's legit as I can reproduce it locally as well. It doesn't look like we have a test in the desktop group that shows the sidebar and TOC together so I think that why it's not failing over there

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@jdlrobson Is the following expected from the echo changes/tests?
Screen Shot 2022-06-02 at 5 13 53 PM

It looks like this test is a pass because the diff % is only 0.02%

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Not expected, but I'd be more suspicious that this user is not setup correctly.

Will dig into this tomorrow.

nicholasray pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Jun 3, 2022
This is in response to
#37 (comment)
where the echo group tests were catching a regression that the desktop
group did not catch.

Also:

* Revise previous tests that use the  `Test` page to use the `html`
  selector for better visibility

* Remove the usermenu-closed hashtag as this is the default state
nicholasray pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Jun 3, 2022
This is in response to
#37 (comment)
where the echo group tests were catching a regression that the desktop
group did not catch.

Also:

* Revise previous tests that use the  `Test` page to use the `html`
  selector for better visibility

* Remove the usermenu-closed hashtag as this is the default state
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fyi regarding the TOC regression, I added a test to the desktop group [1] that shows the sidebar open with the TOC so this will now be failing in the desktop group as well

[1] #38

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