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openproject/features/timelines/navigate_to_timeline.feature

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Feature: Navigating to the timeline page
Background:
And there is 1 user with:
| login | manager |
And there is a role "manager"
And the role "manager" may have the following rights:
| view_timelines |
And there is a project named "ecookbook"
And I am working in project "ecookbook"
And the project uses the following modules:
| timelines |
And the user "manager" is a "manager"
And I am already logged in as "manager"
Scenario: Navigating to the timeline page via the menu
When I go to the home page of the project called "ecookbook"
And I follow "Timelines"
Then I should be on the new timeline page of the project called "ecookbook"
Scenario: When navigating via the menu the first timeline is presented by default
When there is a timeline "Testline" for project "ecookbook"
When there is a timeline "Testline2" for project "ecookbook"
And I go to the page of the project called "ecookbook"
And I follow "Timelines"
And I should be on the page of the timeline "Testline" of the project called "ecookbook"