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Code Editor : award_badge_groups.feature

@core @core_badges @_file_upload
Feature: Award badges with separate groups
  In order to award badges to users for their achievements
  As a teacher
  I need to award badges only to users in the groups I have access

@javascript
  Scenario: Award course badge as non-editing teacher with only one group
    When I log in as "teacher2"
    And I am on "Course 1" course homepage
    And I navigate to "Badges > Manage badges" in current page administration
    And I follow "Manage badges"
    And I follow "Course Badge"
    And I press "Award badge"
    And I set the field "role" to "Non-editing teacher"
    # Teacher 2 should see a "Separate groups" label with the group he is in
    Then I should see "Separate groups: Class A"
    # Teacher 2 should only see the users who belong to the same group as he does
    And I should see "Student 2"
    And I should not see "Student 1"
    # Non-editing teacher can award the badge
    And I set the field "potentialrecipients[]" to "Student 2 (student2@example.com)"
    And I press "Award badge"
    And I follow "Course Badge"
    And I should see "Recipients (1)"
    And I log out
    And I log in as "student2"
    And I follow "Profile" in the user menu
    And I click on "Course 1" "link" in the "region-main" "region"
    And I should see "Course Badge"
    And I log out

@javascript
  Scenario: Award course badge as non-editing teacher with more than one group
    Given I log in as "teacher1"
    And I am on "Course 1" course homepage
    And I navigate to "Users > Groups" in current page administration
    And I follow "Groups"
    And I set the field "groups" to "Class B (2)"
    And I press "Add/remove users"
    And I set the field "addselect" to "Teacher 2 (teacher2@example.com)"
    And I press "Add"
    And I log out
    When I log in as "teacher2"
    And I am on "Course 1" course homepage
    And I navigate to "Badges > Manage badges" in current page administration
    And I follow "Manage badges"
    And I follow "Course Badge"
    And I press "Award badge"
    And I set the field "role" to "Non-editing teacher"
    # Teacher 2 should see a "Separate groups" label and a dropdown menu with the groups he belongs to
    And I set the field "Separate groups" to "Class A"
    Then I should see "Student 2"
    And I should not see "Student 1"
    And I set the field "Separate groups" to "Class B"
    And I should see "Student 1"
    And I should not see "Student 2"
    And I log out

@javascript
  Scenario: Award course badge as non-editing teacher without any group
    Given I log in as "teacher1"
    And I am on "Course 1" course homepage
    And I navigate to "Users > Groups" in current page administration
    And I follow "Groups"
    And I set the field "groups" to "Class A (2)"
    And I press "Add/remove users"
    And I set the field "removeselect" to "Teacher 2 (teacher2@example.com)"
    And I press "Remove"
    And I press "Back to groups"
    And I log out
    When I log in as "teacher2"
    And I am on "Course 1" course homepage
    And I navigate to "Badges > Manage badges" in current page administration
    And I follow "Manage badges"
    And I follow "Course Badge"
    And I press "Award badge"
    # Teacher 2 shouldn't be able to go further
    Then I should see "Sorry, but you need to be part of a group to see this page."

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Code Editor : award_badge_groups.feature