debian-mirror-gitlab/features/admin/active_tab.feature

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Feature: Admin Active Tab
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Background:
Given I sign in as an admin
Scenario: On Admin Home
Given I visit admin page
Then the active main tab should be Overview
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And no other main tabs should be active
Scenario: On Admin Projects
Given I visit admin projects page
Then the active main tab should be Overview
And the active sub tab should be Projects
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And no other main tabs should be active
And no other sub tabs should be active
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Scenario: On Admin Groups
Given I visit admin groups page
Then the active main tab should be Overview
And the active sub tab should be Groups
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And no other main tabs should be active
And no other sub tabs should be active
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Scenario: On Admin Users
Given I visit admin users page
Then the active main tab should be Overview
And the active sub tab should be Users
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And no other main tabs should be active
And no other sub tabs should be active
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Scenario: On Admin Logs
Given I visit admin logs page
Then the active main tab should be Monitoring
And the active sub tab should be Logs
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And no other main tabs should be active
And no other sub tabs should be active
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Scenario: On Admin Messages
Given I visit admin messages page
Then the active main tab should be Messages
And no other main tabs should be active
Scenario: On Admin Hooks
Given I visit admin hooks page
Then the active main tab should be Hooks
And no other main tabs should be active
Scenario: On Admin Resque
Given I visit admin Resque page
Then the active main tab should be Monitoring
And the active sub tab should be Resque
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And no other main tabs should be active
And no other sub tabs should be active