Add acceptance tests for creation of subfolders in public shared folders

Signed-off-by: Daniel Calviño Sánchez <danxuliu@gmail.com>

1 files changed, 65 insertions, 0 deletions

diff --git a/tests/acceptance/features/app-files.feature b/tests/acceptance/features/app-files.feature
index dd5340d6374..97f17344187 100644
--- a/tests/acceptance/features/app-files.feature
+++ b/tests/acceptance/features/app-files.feature
@@ -41,6 +41,71 @@ Feature: app-files
     And I open the Share menu
     Then I see that the Share menu is shown
 
+  Scenario: creation is not possible by default in a public shared folder
+    Given I act as John
+    And I am logged in
+    And I create a new folder named "Shared folder"
+    # To share the link the "Share" inline action has to be clicked but, as the
+    # details view is opened automatically when the folder is created, clicking
+    # on the inline action could fail if it is covered by the details view due
+    # to its opening animation. Instead of ensuring that the animations of the
+    # contents and the details view have both finished it is easier to close the
+    # details view and wait until it is closed before continuing.
+    And I close the details view
+    And I see that the details view is closed
+    And I share the link for "Shared folder"
+    And I write down the shared link
+    When I act as Jane
+    And I visit the shared link I wrote down
+    And I see that the current page is the shared link I wrote down
+    And I see that the file list is eventually loaded
+    Then I see that it is not possible to create new files
+
+  Scenario: create folder in a public editable shared folder
+    Given I act as John
+    And I am logged in
+    And I create a new folder named "Editable shared folder"
+    # To share the link the "Share" inline action has to be clicked but, as the
+    # details view is opened automatically when the folder is created, clicking
+    # on the inline action could fail if it is covered by the details view due
+    # to its opening animation. Instead of ensuring that the animations of the
+    # contents and the details view have both finished it is easier to close the
+    # details view and wait until it is closed before continuing.
+    And I close the details view
+    And I see that the details view is closed
+    And I share the link for "Editable shared folder"
+    And I set the shared link as editable
+    And I write down the shared link
+    When I act as Jane
+    And I visit the shared link I wrote down
+    And I see that the current page is the shared link I wrote down
+    And I create a new folder named "Subfolder"
+    Then I see that the file list contains a file named "Subfolder"
+
+  Scenario: owner sees folder created in the public page of an editable shared folder
+    Given I act as John
+    And I am logged in
+    And I create a new folder named "Editable shared folder"
+    # To share the link the "Share" inline action has to be clicked but, as the
+    # details view is opened automatically when the folder is created, clicking
+    # on the inline action could fail if it is covered by the details view due
+    # to its opening animation. Instead of ensuring that the animations of the
+    # contents and the details view have both finished it is easier to close the
+    # details view and wait until it is closed before continuing.
+    And I close the details view
+    And I see that the details view is closed
+    And I share the link for "Editable shared folder"
+    And I set the shared link as editable
+    And I write down the shared link
+    And I act as Jane
+    And I visit the shared link I wrote down
+    And I see that the current page is the shared link I wrote down
+    And I create a new folder named "Subfolder"
+    And I see that the file list contains a file named "Subfolder"
+    When I act as John
+    And I enter in the folder named "Editable shared folder"
+    Then I see that the file list contains a file named "Subfolder"
+
   Scenario: set a password to a shared link
     Given I am logged in
     And I share the link for "welcome.txt"