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Feature: Group data activity
In order to create a database with my group
As a student
I need to add and view entries for the groups I am a member of
Background:
And the following "courses" exist:
| fullname | shortname |
| Test Course 1 | C1 |
And the following "groups" exist:
| name | course | idnumber | participation |
| Group 1 | C1 | G1 | 1 |
| Group 2 | C1 | G2 | 1 |
| Group 3 | C1 | G3 | 0 |
And the following "users" exist:
| username | firstname | lastname | email |
| teacher1 | TeacherG1 | 1 | teacher1@example.com |
| teacher2 | TeacherGNone | 2 | teacher2@example.com |
| teacher3 | TeacherGNone | 3 | teacher3@example.com |
| user1 | User1G1 | 1 | user1@example.com |
| user2 | User2G2 | 2 | user2@example.com |
| user3 | User3None | 3 | user3@example.com |
| user4 | User4NPgroup | 4 | user4@example.com |
And the following "course enrolments" exist:
| user | course | role |
| teacher1 | C1 | editingteacher |
| teacher2 | C1 | editingteacher |
| teacher3 | C1 | teacher |
| user1 | C1 | student |
| user2 | C1 | student |
| user3 | C1 | student |
| user4 | C1 | student |
And the following "group members" exist:
| user | group |
| teacher1 | G1 |
| user1 | G1 |
| user2 | G2 |
| user4 | G3 |
And the following "activities" exist:
| activity | name | intro | course | idnumber | groupmode |
| data | Separate data | Data with separate groups | C1 | data1 | 1 |
| data | Visible data | Data with visible groups | C1 | data2 | 2 |
And the following "mod_data > fields" exist:
| database | type | name |
| data1 | shorttext | separatetext |
| data2 | shorttext | visibletext |
And the following "mod_data > entries" exist:
| database | user | group | separatetext |
| data1 | user1 | G1 | I am user 1 |
| data1 | user2 | G2 | I am user 2 |
And the following "mod_data > entries" exist:
| database | user | separatetext |
| data1 | user3 | I am user 3 |
And the following "mod_data > entries" exist:
| database | user | group | visibletext |
| data2 | user1 | G1 | I am user 1 |
| data2 | user2 | G2 | I am user 2 |
And the following "mod_data > entries" exist:
| database | user | visibletext |
| data2 | user3 | I am user 3 |
| data2 | user4 | I am user 4 |
Scenario Outline: Users should see their own participation groups in "separate groups" mode, and all
participation groups in "visible groups" mode.
Given I am on the "<data>" "data activity" page logged in as "<user>"
Then I <all> "All participants"
And I <G1> "Group 1"
And I <user1> "I am user 1"
And I <G2> "Group 2"
And I <user2> "I am user 2"
# All users should see entries with no group.
And I should see "I am user 3"
# No-one should see non-participation groups.
And I should not see "Group 3"
Examples:
| data | user | all | G1 | G2 | user1 | user2 |
| data1 | teacher1 | should see | should see | should see | should see | should see |
| data1 | teacher2 | should see | should see | should see | should see | should see |
| data1 | teacher3 | should see | should not see | should not see | should not see | should not see |
| data1 | user1 | should not see | should see | should not see | should see | should not see |
| data1 | user2 | should not see | should not see | should see | should not see | should see |
| data1 | user3 | should see | should not see | should not see | should not see | should not see |
| data1 | user4 | should see | should not see | should not see | should not see | should not see |
| data2 | teacher1 | should see | should see | should see | should see | should see |
| data2 | teacher2 | should see | should see | should see | should see | should see |
| data2 | teacher3 | should see | should see | should see | should see | should not see |
| data2 | user1 | should see | should see | should see | should see | should not see |
| data2 | user2 | should see | should see | should see | should not see | should see |
| data2 | user3 | should see | should see | should see | should see | should not see |
| data2 | user4 | should see | should see | should see | should see | should not see |
Scenario Outline: When viewing a database in visible groups mode,
a user should only have the "Add entry" button for their own participation groups
Given I am on the "data2" "data activity" page logged in as "<user>"
And I select "<mygroup>" from the "group" singleselect
And I should see "Add entry"
When I select "<othergroup>" from the "group" singleselect
Then I should not see "Add entry"
Examples:
| user | mygroup | othergroup |
| user1 | Group 1 | Group 2 |
| user2 | Group 2 | Group 1 |
| user1 | All participants | Group 2 |
| user2 | All participants | Group 1 |
Scenario Outline: Users in no groups or non-participation groups should not be able to add entries
Given I am on the "<data>" "data activity" page logged in as "<user>"
Then I should not see "Add entry"
Examples:
| data | user |
| data1 | user3 |
| data1 | user4 |
| data2 | user3 |
| data2 | user4 |