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Updated all feature files to use a standardized two-column format for selector tables, with explicit 'element description' and 'selector' columns. Step definitions in ui.ts were refactored to support this format, improving readability and maintainability of test steps and error handling.
215 lines
14 KiB
Gherkin
215 lines
14 KiB
Gherkin
Feature: Sub-Wiki Functionality
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As a user
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I want sub-wikis to properly load tiddlers on startup
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And I want to use tag tree filtering to organize tiddlers into sub-wikis
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So that my content is automatically organized
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@file-watching @subwiki
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Scenario: Tiddler with tag saves to sub-wiki folder
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# Setup: Create sub-wiki with tag BEFORE launching the app (fast setup)
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Given I cleanup test wiki so it could create a new one on start
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And I setup a sub-wiki "SubWiki" with tag "TestTag" and tiddlers:
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| title | tags | content |
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| TestTag | TestTag | Tag tiddler stub |
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When I launch the TidGi application
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And I wait for the page to load completely
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Then I should see "page body and workspaces" elements with selectors:
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| element description | selector |
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| wiki workspace | div[data-testid^='workspace-']:has-text('wiki') |
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| SubWiki workspace | div[data-testid^='workspace-']:has-text('SubWiki') |
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# Enable file system watch for testing (default is false in production)
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When I update workspace "wiki" settings:
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| property | value |
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| enableFileSystemWatch | true |
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When I click on a "default wiki workspace button" element with selector "div[data-testid^='workspace-']:has-text('wiki')"
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Then the browser view should be loaded and visible
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And I wait for SSE and watch-fs to be ready
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# Create tiddler with tag to test routing to sub-wiki folder
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When I create a tiddler "TestTiddlerTitle" with tag "TestTag" in browser view
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And I wait for 3 seconds for "tiddler to be saved and routed to sub-wiki"
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# Verify the tiddler file exists in sub-wiki folder after save
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Then file "TestTiddlerTitle.tid" should exist in "{tmpDir}/SubWiki"
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# Verify tiddler is NOT in main wiki tiddlers folder
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Then file "TestTiddlerTitle.tid" should not exist in "{tmpDir}/wiki/tiddlers"
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# Test SSE is still working - modify a main wiki tiddler
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When I modify file "{tmpDir}/wiki/tiddlers/Index.tid" to contain "Main wiki content modified after SubWiki creation"
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Then I wait for tiddler "Index" to be updated by watch-fs
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Then I should see a "Index tiddler" element in browser view with selector "div[data-tiddler-title='Index']"
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Then I should see "Main wiki content modified after SubWiki creation" in the browser view content
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# Test modification in sub-wiki folder
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When I modify file "{tmpDir}/SubWiki/TestTiddlerTitle.tid" to contain "Content modified in SubWiki folder"
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And I wait for 2 seconds for "watch-fs to detect file change in sub-wiki"
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When I open tiddler "TestTiddlerTitle" in browser view
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And I wait for 1 seconds
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Then I should see "Content modified in SubWiki folder" in the browser view content
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@subwiki @subwiki-load
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Scenario: Sub-wiki tiddlers are loaded on initial wiki startup
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# Setup: Create sub-wiki folder and settings BEFORE launching the app
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Given I cleanup test wiki so it could create a new one on start
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And I setup a sub-wiki "SubWikiPreload" with tag "PreloadTag" and tiddlers:
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| title | tags | content |
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| PreExistingTiddler | PreloadTag | Content from pre-existing sub-wiki tiddler |
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# Now launch the app - it should load both main wiki and sub-wiki tiddlers
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When I launch the TidGi application
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And I wait for the page to load completely
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Then I should see "page body and workspaces" elements with selectors:
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| element description | selector |
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| wiki workspace | div[data-testid^='workspace-']:has-text('wiki') |
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| SubWikiPreload workspace | div[data-testid^='workspace-']:has-text('SubWikiPreload') |
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# Enable file system watch for testing (default is false in production)
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When I update workspace "wiki" settings:
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| property | value |
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| enableFileSystemWatch | true |
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When I click on a "default wiki workspace button" element with selector "div[data-testid^='workspace-']:has-text('wiki')"
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Then the browser view should be loaded and visible
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And I wait for SSE and watch-fs to be ready
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# Open the tiddler directly using TiddlyWiki API
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When I open tiddler "PreExistingTiddler" in browser view
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And I wait for 0.5 seconds
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# Verify the tiddler content is displayed
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Then I should see "Content from pre-existing sub-wiki tiddler" in the browser view content
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# Verify the tiddler has the correct tag
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Then I should see a "PreloadTag tag" element in browser view with selector "[data-tiddler-title='PreExistingTiddler'] [data-tag-title='PreloadTag']"
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@subwiki @subwiki-tagtree
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Scenario: Tiddlers matching tag tree are routed to sub-wiki with includeTagTree enabled
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# Setup: Create sub-wiki with includeTagTree enabled, and pre-existing tag hierarchy A->B
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# TagTreeRoot is the sub-wiki's tagName
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# TiddlerA has tag "TagTreeRoot" (direct child)
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# TiddlerB has tag "TiddlerA" (grandchild via tag tree)
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Given I cleanup test wiki so it could create a new one on start
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And I setup a sub-wiki "SubWikiTagTree" with tag "TagTreeRoot" and includeTagTree enabled and tiddlers:
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| title | tags | content |
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| TiddlerA | TagTreeRoot | TiddlerA with TagTreeRoot tag |
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| TiddlerB | TiddlerA | TiddlerB with TiddlerA tag |
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# Now launch the app
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When I launch the TidGi application
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And I wait for the page to load completely
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Then I should see "page body and workspaces" elements with selectors:
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| element description | selector |
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| wiki workspace | div[data-testid^='workspace-']:has-text('wiki') |
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| SubWikiTagTree workspace | div[data-testid^='workspace-']:has-text('SubWikiTagTree') |
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# Enable file system watch for testing (default is false in production)
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When I update workspace "wiki" settings:
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| property | value |
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| enableFileSystemWatch | true |
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When I click on a "default wiki workspace button" element with selector "div[data-testid^='workspace-']:has-text('wiki')"
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Then the browser view should be loaded and visible
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And I wait for SSE and watch-fs to be ready
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# Verify TiddlerA and TiddlerB were loaded from sub-wiki by opening them
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When I open tiddler "TiddlerA" in browser view
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And I wait for 0.5 seconds
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Then I should see "TiddlerA with TagTreeRoot tag" in the browser view content
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When I open tiddler "TiddlerB" in browser view
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And I wait for 0.5 seconds
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Then I should see "TiddlerB with TiddlerA tag" in the browser view content
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# Create TiddlerC with tag TiddlerB (testing tag tree routing: TiddlerC -> TiddlerB -> TiddlerA -> TagTreeRoot)
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When I create a tiddler "TiddlerC" with tag "TiddlerB" in browser view
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And I wait for 3 seconds for "TiddlerC to be saved via tag tree routing"
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# Verify TiddlerC is saved to sub-wiki via tag tree (TiddlerB -> TiddlerA -> TagTreeRoot)
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Then file "TiddlerC.tid" should exist in "{tmpDir}/SubWikiTagTree"
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Then file "TiddlerC.tid" should not exist in "{tmpDir}/wiki/tiddlers"
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@subwiki @subwiki-filter
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Scenario: Tiddlers matching custom filter are routed to sub-wiki
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# Setup: Create sub-wiki with custom filter that matches tiddlers with "filtertest" field
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Given I cleanup test wiki so it could create a new one on start
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And I setup a sub-wiki "SubWikiFilter" with tag "FilterTag" and filter "[has[filtertest]]" and tiddlers:
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| title | tags | content |
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| FilterTiddlerA | FilterTag | TiddlerA matched by filter |
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When I launch the TidGi application
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And I wait for the page to load completely
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Then I should see "page body and workspaces" elements with selectors:
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| element description | selector |
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| wiki workspace | div[data-testid^='workspace-']:has-text('wiki') |
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| SubWikiFilter workspace | div[data-testid^='workspace-']:has-text('SubWikiFilter') |
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# Enable file system watch for testing (default is false in production)
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When I update workspace "wiki" settings:
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| property | value |
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| enableFileSystemWatch | true |
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When I click on a "default wiki workspace button" element with selector "div[data-testid^='workspace-']:has-text('wiki')"
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Then the browser view should be loaded and visible
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And I wait for SSE and watch-fs to be ready
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# Create a tiddler with the "filtertest" field to test filter routing
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When I create a tiddler "FilterMatchTiddler" with field "filtertest" set to "yes" in browser view
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And I wait for 3 seconds for "FilterMatchTiddler to be saved via filter routing"
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# Verify FilterMatchTiddler is saved to sub-wiki via filter
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Then file "FilterMatchTiddler.tid" should exist in "{tmpDir}/SubWikiFilter"
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Then file "FilterMatchTiddler.tid" should not exist in "{tmpDir}/wiki/tiddlers"
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@subwiki @subwiki-settings-ui
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Scenario: Sub-wiki settings UI can enable includeTagTree option
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# This tests the EditWorkspace UI for setting includeTagTree via the new switch
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Given I cleanup test wiki so it could create a new one on start
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And I setup a sub-wiki "SubWikiSettings" with tag "SettingsTag" and tiddlers:
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| title | tags | content |
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| SettingsTiddler | SettingsTag | Settings test tiddler |
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When I launch the TidGi application
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And I wait for the page to load completely
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Then I should see "page body and workspaces" elements with selectors:
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| element description | selector |
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| wiki workspace | div[data-testid^='workspace-']:has-text('wiki') |
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| SubWikiSettings workspace | div[data-testid^='workspace-']:has-text('SubWikiSettings') |
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# Open the edit workspace window using existing step
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When I open edit workspace window for workspace with name "SubWikiSettings"
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And I switch to "editWorkspace" window
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And I wait for the page to load completely
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And I wait for 1 seconds for "page to fully render"
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# For sub-wikis, the accordion is defaultExpanded, so we should see the switch immediately
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Then I should see a "sub-workspace options accordion" element with selector "[data-testid='preference-section-subWorkspaceOptions']"
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# The includeTagTree switch should be visible for sub-wikis (accordion is already expanded)
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Then I should see a "includeTagTree switch" element with selector "[data-testid='include-tag-tree-switch']"
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# Enable includeTagTree option
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When I click on a "includeTagTree switch" element with selector "[data-testid='include-tag-tree-switch']"
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And I wait for 0.5 seconds
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# Save the changes by clicking the save button
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When I click on a "save button" element with selector "[data-testid='edit-workspace-save-button']"
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Then I should not see a "save button" element with selector "[data-testid='edit-workspace-save-button']"
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And I wait for 0.5 seconds for "settings to be written"
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# Verify the setting was saved to settings.json
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Then settings.json should have workspace "SubWikiSettings" with "includeTagTree" set to "true"
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@subwiki @subwiki-create-ui
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Scenario: Create sub-wiki workspace via UI
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# This tests creating a sub-wiki through the Add Workspace UI
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Given I cleanup test wiki so it could create a new one on start
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And I launch the TidGi application
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And I wait for the page to load completely
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Then I should see a "default wiki workspace" element with selector "div[data-testid^='workspace-']:has-text('wiki')"
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# Enable file system watch for testing (default is false in production)
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When I update workspace "wiki" settings:
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| property | value |
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| enableFileSystemWatch | true |
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When I click on a "default wiki workspace button" element with selector "div[data-testid^='workspace-']:has-text('wiki')"
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Then the browser view should be loaded and visible
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And I wait for SSE and watch-fs to be ready
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# Create sub-workspace via UI
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When I click on an "add workspace button" element with selector "#add-workspace-button"
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And I switch to "addWorkspace" window
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# Toggle to sub-workspace mode by clicking the switch
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And I click on a "main/sub workspace switch" element with selector "[data-testid='main-sub-workspace-switch']"
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# Select the first (default) wiki workspace from dropdown
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And I select "wiki" from MUI Select with test id "main-wiki-select"
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# Type folder name
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And I type "SubWikiUI" in "sub wiki folder name input" element with selector "input[aria-describedby*='-helper-text'][value='wiki']"
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# Add tag using Autocomplete - type and press Enter to add the tag
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And I type "UITestTag" in "tag name input" element with selector "[data-testid='tagname-autocomplete-input']"
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And I press "Enter" key
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And I click on a "create sub workspace button" element with selector "button.MuiButton-colorSecondary"
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And I switch to "main" window
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Then I should see a "SubWikiUI workspace" element with selector "div[data-testid^='workspace-']:has-text('SubWikiUI')"
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# Wait for main wiki to restart after sub-wiki creation
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Then I wait for "main wiki restarted after sub-wiki creation" log marker "[test-id-MAIN_WIKI_RESTARTED_AFTER_SUBWIKI]"
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And I wait for "watch-fs stabilized after restart" log marker "[test-id-WATCH_FS_STABILIZED]"
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And I wait for "SSE ready after restart" log marker "[test-id-SSE_READY]"
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Then I wait for "view loaded" log marker "[test-id-VIEW_LOADED]"
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# Wait for TiddlyWiki to fully render the page (site title appears)
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Then I wait for "site title" element in browser view with selector "h1.tc-site-title"
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# Click SubWikiUI workspace to see the missing tag tiddler message
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When I click on a "SubWikiUI workspace button" element with selector "div[data-testid^='workspace-']:has-text('SubWikiUI')"
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# Verify UITestTag text is visible (missing tiddler message shows the title)
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Then I should see "UITestTag" in the browser view content
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# Verify the sub-wiki was created in settings.json
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Then settings.json should have workspace "SubWikiUI" with "tagNames" containing "UITestTag"
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