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HP-2081: fixed Stock Part index Codecept test #179

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@VadymHrechukha VadymHrechukha commented Sep 26, 2024

https://git.hiqdev.com/advancedhosters/hipanel.advancedhosters.com/-/jobs/385493

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    • Enhanced advanced search functionality with updated input parameters for improved user experience.
    • Added new search parameters for more precise filtering options.

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The changes involve modifications to the Input::asAdvancedSearch method in the PartIndexCest.php file. The parameters for 'First move' and 'Last move' have been updated to 'First move description' and 'Last move description'. Additionally, two new parameters, 'First move source regexp' and 'First move destination regexp', have been introduced, altering the inputs used in the advanced search functionality.

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tests/acceptance/manager/part/PartIndexCest.php Updated parameters in Input::asAdvancedSearch method; replaced and added parameters for advanced search.

Possibly related PRs

  • HP-2029: change replace UI #172: The changes in PartIndexCest.php regarding the Input::asAdvancedSearch method may relate to the UI modifications in the replace functionality, as both involve alterations to the handling of part-related data.
  • HP-2117: Allow '-' symbol in part serialno on /stock/part/replace page #177: The modification of the serial attribute validation in Part.php could be relevant as it may affect how parts are searched or displayed in the advanced search functionality, particularly if serial numbers are part of the search criteria.

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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (1)
tests/acceptance/manager/part/PartIndexCest.php (1)

55-58: LGTM! Consider adding a comment for clarity.

The changes to the advanced search parameters look good and align with the PR objective. They refine the search functionality by:

  1. Specifying 'description' for first and last moves.
  2. Adding regexp capabilities for first move source and destination.

These updates likely reflect changes in the actual application's search functionality, improving the test coverage.

Consider adding a brief comment above these lines to explain the purpose of these specific search parameters, especially the new regexp ones. This would enhance code readability and maintainability. For example:

// Advanced search parameters for move tracking and pattern matching
Input::asAdvancedSearch($I, 'First move description'),
Input::asAdvancedSearch($I, 'Last move description'),
Input::asAdvancedSearch($I, 'First move source regexp'),
Input::asAdvancedSearch($I, 'First move destination regexp'),
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@SilverFire SilverFire merged commit 0b5ce09 into hiqdev:master Oct 2, 2024
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