To add a collaborator to this project you will need to use the Relish gem to add the collaborator via a terminal command. Soon you'll be able to also add collaborators here!
More about adding a collaboratorViewing Feature Audit
As a product owner I can view what went in between 2 versions
- Scenarios
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- Viewing information between 2 versions
- For application that does not exist
- Viewing information between a version that does not exist
- Viewing information for a version that is invalid
- Viewing information between 2 versions
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- Given
- an application called "application1"
- And
- a ticket "JIRA-123" with summary "Urgent ticket" is started
- And
- a ticket "JIRA-999" with summary "New ticket" is started
- And
- a commit "#1" by "Alice" is created for ticket "JIRA-123"
- And
- a commit "#2" by "Billy" is created for ticket "JIRA-123"
- And
- CircleCi "passes" for commit "#2"
- And
- ticket "JIRA-123" is approved by "[email protected]" at "2015-06-07T15:24:34.957+0100"
- And
- commit "#2" is deployed by "Frank" on server "example.com"
- When
- I compare commit "#1" with commit "#2" for "application1"
- Then
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I should only see the authors
author Billy - And
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the tickets
key summary description status approver email approved at JIRA-123 Urgent ticket Done [email protected] 2015-06-07 14:24:34 UTC - And
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the builds
source status commit CircleCi success #2 - And
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the deploys
server deployed_by commit example.com Frank #2
- For application that does not exist
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This scenario does not have any steps.
- Viewing information between a version that does not exist
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- Given
- an application called "application2"
- And
- a commit "#1" by "Alice" is created
- And
- a commit "#2" by "Bob" is created
- When
- I compare commit "178740d166c13c76ffd90d78366d93e8b56abb97" with commit "#2" for "application2"
- Then
- I should see the error "Commit '178740d166c13c76ffd90d78366d93e8b56abb97' could not be found in application2"
- Viewing information for a version that is invalid
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- Given
- an application called "application3"
- And
- a commit "#1" by "Alice" is created
- And
- a commit "#2" by "Bob" is created
- When
- I compare commit "INVALID !!!" with commit "#2" for "application3"
- Then
- I should see the error "Commit 'INVALID !!!' is not valid"
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