In T379131, we will be running an A/B test to evaluate the impact of removing the upward boundary on how many Reference Checks people can see within a given edit.
Before beginning this A/B test, we want to verify the experience is behaving in the ways we expect it to. We're going to use this ticket or organize this QA effort.
Requirements
Requirements
On mobile and desktop...
- Visit https://test.wikipedia.org/wiki/Main_Page
- Add a minimum of ≥50 characters of text as new paragraphs in ≥2 places within an article
- Verify all facets of the Reference Check/Multi-Check experience works as expected. This includes, and is not limited to...
- Declining to add a reference
- Accepting to add a reference
- Navigating between different Reference Check instances
- Document the issues that surface during "1-3" in the section below
Issues
Both on Desktop and Mobile:
- After step 2, if I discard an edit session and start a new edit session then add multiple new paragraphs, no reference checks are being activated for those, until full page reload.
- After step 2, when there are multiple new paragraphs, even though there are multiple checks only one check can be responded at a time. After each check has been responded, it opens up the save dialog even though there are more checks that needs to be dealt with (the one for second paragraph).
It's only after the save dialog is discarded, the check for the second paragraph shows up upon trying to save for the second time.
- After discarding the Save dialog, if I keep adding more paragraphs, no further reference checks get activated upon clicking on "Publish Changes".
On Mobile:
- If I go back to the edit mode from the pre-publish moment, I am not being able to abandon the edit session because the cross button the toolbar stays disabled.