1. Create various non-admin users with custom capabilities. Make sure to not include the `view_woocommerce_reports` for at least one role. https://wordpress.org/plugins/leira-roles/
4. Check that there aren't items shown to the user they should not be able to use or interact with.
5. Enable the new navigation under WooCommerce -> Settings -> Advanced -> Features.
6. Check that the users are able to see the new navigation menu.
7. Click on various tabs in the activity panel.
8. Make sure the tabs work as expected.
9. Make sure that users without the `manage_woocommerce` permission are not able to see the "Store Setup" tab.
10. With a user that can `manage_woocommerce`, navigate to the homepage via URL and make sure the homescreen is shown. `/wp-admin/admin.php?page=wc-admin`
11. With a user that cannot `view_woocommerce_reports` make sure navigating to an analytics report does not work. `/wp-admin/admin.php?page=wc-admin&path=/analytics/overview`
- You'll need a site that has the setup task list visible. Complete the OBW and make sure you're in a Mollie supported country (Such as United Kingdom).
- Go to the setup payments task
- Mollie should be listed as an option
- Click "Set up" button on the Mollie task
- It should install and activate the mollie payments plugin
- The connect step should provide links to create an account or go straight to Mollie settings. (test both links work)
- Click "continue"
- You should arrive back at the payment provider list
- Next you need to install WP Crontrol, go to its list of cron events and click "run now" on "wc_admin_daily"
- Confirm the new note is displayed and that the content matches that specified below:
- Title: Getting Started in eCommerce - webinar
- Copy: We want to make eCommerce and this process of getting started as easy as possible for you. Watch this webinar to get tips on how to have our store up and running in a breeze.
- Starting with a fresh store (or by deleting the woocommerce_task_list_welcome_modal_dismissed option), visit /wp-admin/admin.php?page=wc-admin. You should see the standard welcome modal.
- Add &from-calypso to the URL. You should see the Calypso welcome modal.
- Notice "Learn more" links to https://wordpress.com/support/new-woocommerce-experience-on-wordpress-dot-com/
- Click the `Start with a template` option, and select either a physical, digital, variable product
- Once you click `Go`, it should redirect you to an edit page of the new post, with the data from the sample-data.csv (mentioned in the original ticket). Only the title is missing, as it is saved as auto-draft.
- You should be able to save the new product as draft or publish it.
- You should be able to exit without making any changes, and not having the product show up as draft in your product list.
- Create new product from template
- Wait until redirected
- Without saving go to the **Products > all products** page, the new product should not be displayed.
- Create new woo store, and finish the onboarding wizard
- Go to the home screen, and click the **Set up payments** task. **Paypal Payments** option should be listed as an option, with a **Set up** button.
- Click **Set up** on the Paypal plugin.
- It should automatically start the **Install** step, and install and enable the [Paypal Payments](https://woocommerce.com/products/woocommerce-paypal-payments/) plugin.
- For Paypal Payments version greater then `1.1.0`.
- For the second step it should show a `Connect` button
- Click on **Connect** and a window should popup for Paypal, follow this until finished. The last button is - Go back to Woocommerce Developers
- Once done, the page should reload, and briefly show the setup screen again, it should then finish and go back to the payment list.
- Once on the payment list, the `Set up` button should be gone, and instead show a toggle, that is set to enabled.
- The enable/disable button should be correctly reflected in the Woocommerce payment settings screen as well.
- For Paypal Payments version `1.1.0` and below
- For the second step it will show the manual fields (merchant email, merchant id, client id, client secret).
- Check if the help links work below, they should help with finding the above credentials.
- If you have a business account set up, you can find the credentials in these two places
- [Get live app credentials](https://developer.paypal.com/developer/applications/)