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These tests fail because no Wikimedia has webfonts enabled by default. This will be addressed more thoroughly by rewriting the tests to support the new setting, and by enabling the feature by default on a new testing wiki. Change-Id: Id197e0b2535097cf5e583e51427ca6130839e1ff
36 lines
1.4 KiB
Gherkin
36 lines
1.4 KiB
Gherkin
# First scenario seems to fail whenever OpenDyslexic is missing
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@login @needs-custom-setup
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Feature: Persistent settings
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This assumes wiki content language is English.
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Background:
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Given I am logged in
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And I have reset my preferences
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And I set "German" as the interface language
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And I open the Universal Language Selector
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And I open Display panel of language settings
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And I open Fonts panel of language settings
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And I select OpenDyslexic font for the interface language for the live preview
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Scenario: Interface font sticks to another page
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When I apply the changes
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And I visit a random page
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Then the selected interface font must be OpenDyslexic
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Scenario: Discarding a live preview of a font keeps the previous font
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When I close the panel to discard the changes
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And I visit a random page
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Then the selected interface font must be Systemschriftart
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Scenario: Changing both a font and an input method is saved
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When I open Input side panel of language settings
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And I click the button with the ellipsis
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And in the language filter I type ml
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And I click on the link to select Malayalam
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And I select the ml-inscript2 input method in the panel
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And I apply the changes
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And I visit a random page
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Then the selected interface font must be OpenDyslexic
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And the selected input method for Malayalam is ml-inscript2
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