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openproject/features/groups/membership.feature

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Feature: Group memberships
Background:
Given there is 1 project with the following:
| name | project1 |
| identifier | project1 |
And there is 1 user with the following:
| login | bob |
| firstname | Bob |
| Lastname | Bobbit |
And there is 1 user with the following:
| login | alice |
| firstname | Alice |
| lastname | Wonderland |
And there is 1 group with the following:
| name | group1 |
And there is a role "alpha"
And there is a role "beta"
And the role "alpha" may have the following rights:
| manage_members |
And the user "bob" is a "alpha" in the project "project1"
@javascript
Scenario: Adding a group with members to a project
Given the group "group1" has the following members:
| alice |
And I am already logged in as "bob"
When I go to the members tab of the settings page of the project "project1"
And I add the principal "group1" as a member with the roles:
| beta |
Then I should see the principal "group1" as a member with the roles:
| beta |
And I should see the principal "alice" as a member with the roles:
| beta |
Scenario: Adding members to a group after the group has been added to the project adds the users to the project
Given the group "group1" is a "beta" in the project "project1"
And I am already admin
When I go to the edit page of the group called "group1"
And I follow "Users" within ".tabs"
And I add the user "alice" to the group
And I go to the members tab of the settings page of the project "project1"
Then I should see the principal "group1" as a member with the roles:
| beta |
And I should see the principal "alice" as a member with the roles:
| beta |
@javascript
Scenario: Removing a group from a project removes its members (users) as well if they have no roles of their own
Given the group "group1" has the following members:
| alice |
And the group "group1" is a "beta" in the project "project1"
And I am already logged in as "bob"
When I go to the members tab of the settings page of the project "project1"
And I follow the delete link of the project member "group1"
Then I should not see the principal "group1" as a member
And I should not see the principal "alice" as a member
@javascript
Scenario: Removing a group from a project leaves a member if he has other roles besides those inherited from the group
Given the group "group1" has the following members:
| alice |
And the user "alice" is a "alpha" in the project "project1"
And the group "group1" is a "beta" in the project "project1"
And I am already logged in as "bob"
When I go to the members tab of the settings page of the project "project1"
And I follow the delete link of the project member "group1"
Then I should not see the principal "group1" as a member
And I should see the principal "alice" as a member with the roles:
| alpha |