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Dmitriy LitvinenkoDmitriy LitvinenkoReporter
Anne EkbladAnne EkbladLabels
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2Sprint
NoneDevelopment Team
VegaRelease
Ramsons (R2 2024)TestRail: Cases
Open TestRail: CasesTestRail: Runs
Open TestRail: Runs
Details
Details
Assignee
Dmitriy Litvinenko
Dmitriy LitvinenkoReporter
Anne Ekblad
Anne EkbladLabels
Priority
Story Points
2
Sprint
None
Development Team
Vega
Release
Ramsons (R2 2024)
TestRail: Cases
Open TestRail: Cases
TestRail: Runs
Open TestRail: Runs
Created April 16, 2024 at 10:24 PM
Updated May 21, 2024 at 5:10 PM
Resolved May 21, 2024 at 5:10 PM
Purpose: To ensure that Users editing the Service points form cannot change the Routing service point field (Yes/No dropdown) in ECS environments with mod-tlr enabled.
User story statement(s):
As a User editing the Service point form in an ECS environment with mod-tlr enabled,
I need to be prevented from editing the Routing service point field.
Scenarios:
_Scenario 1.
Given Settings > Tenant > Service points > [selected Service point] > Edit
When a User sees the form, they cannot edit the Routing service point field Yes/No designation AND it is disabled.
Original story below:
Purpose: Provide message box for Users who change Routing service point from "No" to "Yes" [for Locations that currently have Pickup location “Yes” selected] that states taking this action will affect existing Request policies and Circulation rules. (ECS environments using mod-tlr only)
User story statement(s):
As a User needing to change a Service point [from being an active Pickup location] to a Routing service point in an ECS environment using mod-tlr,
I want to be reminded that making this change will impact existing Request Policies before making the change.
Scenarios:
_Scenario 1.
Given Settings > Tenant > Service points > [selected Service point] > Edit
When a User edits Routing service point from "No" to "Yes" for Locations that currently have Pickup location “Yes”,
A message box with title "Confirm Routing service point change" displays to User that says, "Changing Routing service point from “No” to “Yes” will remove the Service point from being a Pickup location in existing Request policies and affect all Circulation rules using the policies."
User clicks "Confirm" to confirm the value of Routing service point will change from "No" to "Yes" and other fields on the Edit form disappear from Edit form.
Note: See for fields that display when Routing service point “Yes”.
_Scenario 2.
Given Settings > Tenant > Service points > [selected Service point] > Edit
When a User edits Routing service point from "No" to "Yes" for Locations that currently have Pickup location “Yes”,
A message box with title "Confirm Routing service point change" displays to User that says, "Changing Routing service point from “No” to “Yes” will remove the Service point from being a Pickup location in existing Request policies and affect all Circulation rules using the policies."
User clicks "Back" to return to Service point page and the value of Routing service point remains “No”.
_Scenario 3.
Given Settings > Tenant > Service points > [selected Service point] > Edit
When a User edits Routing service point from "Yes" to "No",
A message box with title "Confirm Routing service point change" displays to User that says, "Changing this Routing service point from “Yes” to “No” will remove it from existing Request policies and affect all Circulation rules using the policies."
User clicks "Confirm" to confirm the value of Routing service point will change from "Yes" to "No" and other fields on Edit form will appear for user to edit.
Note: See for fields that display when Routing service point “No”.
_Scenario 4.
Given Settings > Tenant > Service points > [selected Service point] > Edit
When a User edits Routing service point from "Yes" to "No",
A message box with title "Confirm Routing service point change" displays to User that says, "Changing this Routing service point from “Yes” to “No” will remove it from existing Request policies and affect all Circulation rules using the policies."
User clicks "Back" to return to Service point page and the value of Routing service point remains “Yes”.
Alternate Scenario 1 (Message covers both Pickup location “Yes” and “No” before confirming “Yes” to changing it to Routing service point).
Given Settings > Tenant > Service points > [selected Service point] > Edit
When a User edits Routing service point from "No" to "Yes",
A message box with title "Confirm Routing service point change" displays to User that says, "Changing Routing service point from “No” to “Yes” will remove the Service point from existing Request policies and affect all Circulation rules using the policies. This change may include removing the Service point as a Pickup location."
User clicks "Confirm" to confirm the value of Routing service point will change from "No" to "Yes" and other fields on the Edit form disappear from Edit form.
Note: See for fields that display when Routing service point “Yes”.
Alternate Scenario 2 (Message covers both Pickup location “Yes” and “No” before confirming “Yes” to changing it to Routing service point).
Given Settings > Tenant > Service points > [selected Service point] > Edit
When a User edits Routing service point from "No" to "Yes",
A message box with title "Confirm Routing service point change" displays to User that says, "Changing Routing service point from “No” to “Yes” will remove the Service point from existing Request policies and affect all Circulation rules using the policies. This change may include removing the Service point as a Pickup location."
User clicks "Back" to return to Service point page and the value of Routing service point remains “No”.
Notes:
Confirmation message in Scenario 1 is similar to “Confirm Pickup location change” message in single tenant environment, .