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If I enter two lemmas with the same language code, I should not be able to save. Currently, I can save, the two lemmas are then displayed, but not saved: when I refresh the page, only the first one is left. The behaviour should probably to have an error message at saving. What I do {F18489759} What I get after saving {F18489760} What I get after reloading the page {F18489758}

As an editor I want to see lemma validity indicated in the user interface when editing to avoid data loss and confusing behavior. **AC** * Lexeme header in edit mode shows the "publish" button as disabled whilst the information in the form is considered invalid ** redundant spelling variants for multiple lemmas are considered invalid * Lexeme header in edit mode shows the "publish" button as enabled whilst the information in the form is considered valid and different from the state retrieved at page load ``` GIVEN I am on the Lexeme (header) part of a Lexeme page AND There exists a lemma with the spelling variant "de" AND I switch to the edit mode using the edit button WHEN I add an additional lemma with the spelling variant "de" THEN The save button is disabled AND an error is shown saying "It is not possible to enter two lemmas with the same spelling variant" GIVEN I am on the Lexeme (header) part of a Lexeme page AND There exists a lemma with the spelling variant "de" AND I switch to the edit mode using the edit button WHEN I add an lemma with the spelling variant "en" THEN The save button is enabled GIVEN I am on the Lexeme (header) part of a Lexeme page AND There exists a lemma with the spelling variant "de" AND I switch to the edit mode using the edit button WHEN I add an lemma with the spelling variant "en" AND I click the save button THEN the lemma is saved AND if I reload the page the lemma is shown in the lemma section of the page header ``` **Info** * depends on T196342 * was implemented for form representations in T193636 but implementation of Lexeme header works differently ** produced a mixin (`RedundantLanguageIndicator`) that can be used to determine the validation problem. [[ https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/436554 | First steps here ]].

If I enter two lemmas with the same language code, I should not be able to save.As an editor I want to see lemma validity indicated in the user interface when editing to avoid data loss and confusing behavior. **AC** Currently, I can save, the two lemmas are* Lexeme header in edit mode shows then displayed, "publish" but not saved: when I refreshton as disabled whilst the page, onlyinformation in the first one is left.orm is considered invalid The behaviour should probably to have an error message at saving.** redundant spelling variants for multiple lemmas are considered invalid * Lexeme header in edit mode shows the "publish" button as enabled whilst the information in the form is considered valid and different from the state retrieved at page load What I do``` GIVEN I am on the Lexeme (header) part of a Lexeme page AND There exists a lemma with the spelling variant "de" AND I switch to the edit mode using the edit button WHEN I add an additional lemma with the spelling variant "de" {F18489759}THEN The save button is disabled AND an error is shown saying "It is not possible to enter two lemmas with the same spelling variant" What I get after savingGIVEN I am on the Lexeme (header) part of a Lexeme page AND There exists a lemma with the spelling variant "de" AND I switch to the edit mode using the edit button WHEN I add an lemma with the spelling variant "en" {F18489760}THEN The save button is enabled What I get after reloading the pageGIVEN I am on the Lexeme (header) part of a Lexeme page AND There exists a lemma with the spelling variant "de" AND I switch to the edit mode using the edit button WHEN I add an lemma with the spelling variant "en" AND I click the save button THEN the lemma is saved AND if I reload the page the lemma is shown in the lemma section of the page header ``` **Info** * depends on T196342 * was implemented for form representations in T193636 but implementation of Lexeme header works differently {F18489758}** produced a mixin (`RedundantLanguageIndicator`) that can be used to determine the validation problem. [[ https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/436554 | First steps here ]].