openproject/features/search/search.feature

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Feature: Searching
  Background:
    Given there is 1 project with the following:
      | identifier | project |
      | name       | test-project |
    And there are the following work packages in project "test-project":
      | subject |
      | wp1     |
    And I am already admin

  @javascript @selenium
  Scenario: Searching stuff retains a project's scope
    When I am on the overview page for the project called "test-project"
     And I search globally for "stuff"
     And I search for "wp1" after having searched
    Then I should see "Overview" within "#main-menu"
     And I click on "wp1" within "#search-results"
    Then I should see "wp1" within ".wp-edit-field.subject"
     And I should be on the page of the work package "wp1"