woocommerce/plugins/woocommerce-blocks/docs/internal-developers/testing/releases/940.md

Testing notes and ZIP for release 9.4.0

Zip file for testing: woocommerce-gutenberg-products-block.zip

Feature plugin and package inclusion in WooCommerce

Update validation messages to reference the name of the invalid field. (8143)

1. Go to checkout with items in the cart.
2. Focus onto a required field, type something, clear the input, then click outside the field.
3. A validation message should appear, and it should state the name of the field in the message.

Add Local Pickup shipping method and its blocks. (7433)

1. A detailed testing guide exists in docs/internal-developers/testing/cart-checkout/local-pickup.md

Product Elements: Change the color of product elements (variations of core blocks) icon blocks to match the color of the core blocks. (8155)

Before	After

1. Add the Products block to a page.
2. Add (or just select if already present) the Product Title and Product Summary product elements.
3. Make sure the icon color matches the color of the equivalent core blocks (Post Title and Post Summary).

Ensure the filter controls are consistently displayed in the editor. (8079)

1. Create a new post, add the following blocks: Filter by rating, filter by stock, filter by attribute, filter by price, Products (Beta), and publish it.
2. Access the post as a regular customer would. Ensure nothing has changed, and all filters are working as expected.
3. Now edit the post: ensure all components are normally loaded in the editor. When you click on them, ensure that you see the same behavior as demonstrated on this gif (no preloaders should be displayed).

Added context for aria-label on cart quantity controls. (8099)

1. Add some items to the cart.
2. Using a screen reader, ensure it reads "increase/decrease quantity of " / "remove from your cart" on quantity controls, giving clear instructions on what item the amount on cart is being changed.

Ensure the Checkout Totals and Checkout Order Summary blocks cannot be removed from the Checkout block. (7873)

1. Add the Checkout block to a page and then open the List View in the Gutenberg editor.
2. From the List View select the Checkout Totals Block, ensure you cannot remove it.
3. Try to unlock it and remove it, ensure that this is not possible.
4. Repeat for Checkout Order Summary block.

Convert sidebar layout component to TypeScript. (7904)

1. Add a Cart block to a page, and confirm sidebar is getting displayed properly with different screen sizes.
2. Add a Checkout block to a page, and confirm sidebar is getting displayed properly with different screen sizes.

Attribute, Rating and Stock filters: Dropdown indicator icon display fix. (8080)

Before	After

1. Add the Attribute, Rating and Stock filter blocks.
2. Set the Display Style to Dropdown and Allow selecting multiple options? to Single.
3. Ensure the dropdown chevron displays correctly both in the editor and the page.
4. Ensure there's no conflict between the cancel 'x' icon and the chevron when dropdown options are selected.
5. With the Allow selecting multiple options? set to Multiple test selecting all of the options and check if the chevron is correctly hidden.

Correctly detect compatible express payment methods. (8201)

Highlight incompatible payment gateways using a sidebar notice

1. Add incompatible payment gateways with the C&C Blocks (e.g., Paypal, Klarna Payments). You will need to configure them to be detected and used by WooCommerce.
2. Create a new page and add the Checkout Block
3. Verify there is a notice in the sidebar displaying the list of incompatible gateways. The make as default & sidebar compatibility notices should be hidden while the incompatible gateways notice is displayed.

4. Select each inner block in the Checkout Blocks' List View to ensure our notice is displayed for each one.
5. Dismiss the incompatible gateways notice by clicking the top right X button. The make as default & sidebar compatibility notices should be visible again.

6. Do the same test from step 2 to 5 using the Cart Block

Detect compatible express payment gateways correctly

1. Install the Payment Plugins for Stripe WooCommerce plugin
2. Setup test mode in this plugin
3. Enable Google Pay & Apple Pay in this plugin
4. Create a new page and add the Checkout Block
5. Verify that Google and Apple Pay express payment methods aren't listed in the incompatible payment methods notice.

Highlight incompatible payment gateways within the Payment Options Block

1. If it's not done already, add incompatible payment gateways with the C&C Blocks (e.g., Paypal, Klarna Payments)
2. Create a new page and add the Checkout Block
3. Select the Payment Options Block, and check the list of available payment gateways under Methods in the sidebar. The incompatible payment gateways should be highlighted (i.e., Incompatible with block-based checkout)