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Add "Contains any" as search type in Inventory advanced search modal

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Description

Purpose: To add new search type options to the advanced search modal in Inventory in order to provide users more flexibility and precision in searching.

Requirements:

  • Add new option to search type dropdown for "Contains any" searches in Inventory advanced search modal

    • "Contains any" option should return results that contain either of/or both terms searched (as opposed to "contains all" which would require a match on both terms)

    • Note that order of terms in record does not matter

Scenarios:

  1. Scenario

    • Given a user is in the Inventory app

    • When the user selects "Advanced search"

    • Then the user should see the following options as a search type dropdown:

      • Exact phrase

      • Contains all

      • Contains any

      • Starts with

  2.  Scenario:

    • Given a user enters "Global africa" as search terms

    • When the user selects "Contains any" as the search type

    • Then the results should include records that contain EITHER "Global" or "Africa" OR both terms

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Yauhen ViazauNovember 6, 2023 at 11:33 AM
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Re-tested on Snapshot-1 - no issues found

Issue 1 is not reproduced when using updated test data according to Pavlo's comment above (e.g., with "contanynotfoundone" instead of "contAnyNotFound1")

See example:

Ticket will be moved to PO review when all linked test cases will be reviewed by QA

Yauhen ViazauNovember 2, 2023 at 2:18 PM

- OK, thank you. Will try to create appropriate test data and check again. After BugFest is done

Pavlo SmahinNovember 2, 2023 at 11:11 AM

, as it is a full-text search such terms like "contAnyNotFound1" are split into the list of terms: "cont", "Any", "Not", "Found", "1", and with NOT operator it will search for instances that don't contain any of this terms. I think this could be a reason why you didn't get what you expected.

Yauhen ViazauNovember 2, 2023 at 10:49 AM

Re-tested on Snapshot-1

  • Contains any works as expected alone and in combination with other conditions. See example:

  • Problem described in Question in previous comment is fixed. See example:

  • Issue described in previous comment is still reproducible. See example:

  • (contains all works as expected in similar scenario)

/ - please review. It is not clear whether I should update the test case, or is it an actual bug.

See test case for the details - https://foliotest.testrail.io//index.php?/cases/view/407727

Here, I expect all records except ones with "contAnyNotFound1", "contAnyNotFound2" in the title, to be found. But "Adv search containsAny1", "Adv search containsAny2" records not found. If I use something else instead of containsAny1-2 (ex.: "CANY1-2") - result is the same

Yauhen ViazauNovember 1, 2023 at 2:23 PM

Tested on Snapshot-1 - issue found

1) Issue. When using advanced search with several conditions including NOT, not all expected records found. On screencast below, "Adv search CANY1" and "Adv search CANY2" records are expected to be found. NOT condition should only exclude records with "contAnyNotFound1", "contAnyNotFound2" in title.

  • Screencast -

2) Question. When query (what we input in input field in advanced search modal) contains "containsAny", search returns 400 error. Is this expected? See example:

- please review

- please take a look at the issue with NOT (point 1). It may be something on the back-end side

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Created July 5, 2023 at 8:02 PM
Updated March 21, 2024 at 4:50 PM
Resolved November 8, 2023 at 8:52 PM
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