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Description of problem: Can't add existing comment to case-run. And even though that existing comment has been deleted. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: Steps to Reproduce: 1. Enter into a run(including one or more case-run(s) ). 2. Add a comment to a case-run, such as "abcd". 3. Repeat step 2. 4. Delete the comment "abcd". 5. Repeat step 2. Actual results: Can't add existing comment to case-run(such as "abcd"). And even that existing comment has been deleted. Expected results: Can add comment freely no matter whether that is an existing comment. Additional info:
Additional info: Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): 3.5 on stage 3.4 on engineering
The reason that a duplicate comment cannot be submitted is that the program is trying to prevent user from submitting the same comment twice. Generally, duplicate comments to the same object would also make no sense. This is confirmed to be a notfix, if you agree.
To Chaobin, Chaobin, I discussed this issue with jzhao. Actually, we think it's not reasonable and it's possible different users submit same comments, especially when user want to submit a deleted comments and do not be allowed, will feel confused... Pls consider that. Thx Xin (In reply to comment #2) > The reason that a duplicate comment cannot be submitted is that the program is > trying to prevent user from submitting the same comment twice. Generally, > duplicate comments to the same object would also make no sense. > > This is confirmed to be a notfix, if you agree.
The point was made where you mentioned a situation when user attempts to submit a previously deleted comments. Well, that will be no problem. Try that.
Commit 1ecaceaf8be2cd8aae7f4895e977598d161da8f0 There actually is a flaw that disabled user from submitting a previously deleted comment. Fixed.
Verify version 3.6.2-2 on stage. - PASS Actual result: 1. After delete comment A, User can add comment A again 2. User A and B can add the same comment Change the status to CLOSED-CURRENTRELEASE