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Date: Tue, 21 Jun 2022 19:35:06 +0200
Subject: [PATCH] Updated Release Testing Instructions WooCommerce 6.7
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 **Scenario 4: Navigation Exploratory Test**
 1. Enable the Navigation at `WooCommerce -> Settings -> Advanced -> Features`
 2. Perform brief exploratory testing in WooCommerce Admin to check that no errors appear as part of this new Navigation
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-###  Events tracking ([#33305](https://github.com/woocommerce/woocommerce/pull/33305), [#33400](https://github.com/woocommerce/woocommerce/pull/33400), [#33177](https://github.com/woocommerce/woocommerce/pull/33177))
-**_Workflow: WooCommerce Core_**
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-1. Start with a fresh install of WooCommerce
-2. Enable usage tracking when completing the Setup Wizard
-3. Install and activate the latest [WooCommerce Test Helper plugin](https://github.com/woocommerce/woocommerce-admin-test-helper/releases/tag/v0.7.6)
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-**Scenario 1: Navigation event is tracked in statistics when it is enabled**
-1. Go to /wp-admin/admin.php?page=wc-settings&tab=advanced&section=features
-2. Enable the `Navigation` setting
-3. Verify in Tracks that the `wcadmin_settings_change` event is fired with `settings: woocommerce-navigation_enabled`
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-**Scenario 2: Navigation event is tracked in statistics when it is disabled**
-1. Go to /wp-admin/admin.php?page=wc-settings&tab=advanced&section=features
-2. Disable the `Navigation` setting
-3. Verify in Tracks that the `wcadmin_settings_change` event is fired with `settings: woocommerce-navigation_disabled`
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-
-**Scenario 3: Events are tracked successfully when creating a product from template using the previous walkthrough**
-1. **Without** enabling the `woocommerce_products_tour` experiment
-2. Open your browser console and make sure tracking is enabled
-3. Enable tracking debugging with `localStorage.setItem( 'debug', 'wc-admin:*' )`
-4. Go to WooCommerce > Home > Add my products > Start with a template > Physical product
-5. Observe `wcadmin_walkthrough_product_view` track with props `{ spotlight: no, product_template: physical }`
-6. Click on `dismiss` button, observe `wcadmin_walkthrough_product_dismissed` with props `{ step_name: 'old-product-name' }`
-7. Refresh the browser to get the walkthrough again
-8. Click on `Next` until finish
-9. Observe `wcadmin_walkthrough_product_completed` track
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-**Scenario 4: Events are tracked successfully when creating a product from template using the new walkthrough (spotlight tour)**
-1. Enable `experimental-product-tour`
-2. Go to Tools > WCA Test Helper > Experiments
-3. Add `woocommerce_products_tour` to treatment
-4. Go to WooCommerce > Home > Add my products > Start with a template > Physical product
-5. Observe `wcadmin_walkthrough_product_view` track with props `{ spotlight: yes, product_template: physical }`
-6. Click on `x` button, observe `wcadmin_walkthrough_product_dismissed` with props `{ step_name: 'product-name' }`
-7. Click on "Enable guided mode", observe `wcadmin_walkthrough_product_enable_button_click` track
-8. Click on `Next`, observe `wcadmin_walkthrough_product_step_completed` with props `{ step_name: 'product-name', added_info: 'no' }`
-9. Type in something to the product description and click on `Next`
-10. Observe `wcadmin_walkthrough_product_step_completed` with props `{ step_name: 'product-description', added_info: 'yes' }`
-11. Click on `Next` until finish
-12. Observe `wcadmin_walkthrough_product_completed` track
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-**Scenario 5: Event should be fired when a user clicks the load sample products cancel button**
-1. Go to Tools > WCA Test Helper > Experiments
-2. Toggle woocommerce_products_task_layout_stacked to set you to the treatment group.
-3. Go to Woocommerce > Home
-4. Click "Add my products"
-5. Enable track logging `localStorage.setItem( 'debug', 'wc-admin:*' );` in your browser console
-6. Click View more product types
-7. Click Load Sample Products
-8. Click Cancel button
-9. It should record a `wcadmin_tasklist_cancel_load_sample_products_click` event
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-**Scenario 6: Event `wcadmin_product_add_publish` should send the props sent for the event `wcadmin_product_updates`**
-1. Enter `localStorage.setItem( 'debug', '*' );` in your browser console to enable debug messages
-2. Verify in your browser console that the following prop list is being sent correctly for the event wcadmin_product_update.
-- description: Yes|No
-- short_description: Yes|No
-- product_image: Yes|No
-- product_gallery: Int (count of images in the gallery)
-- categories: Int (count of categories)
-- tags: Int (count of tags)
-- sale_price: Yes|No
-- weight: Yes|No
-- dimensions: Yes|No
-- upsells: Yes|No
-- cross-sells: Yes|No
-- attributes: Int (count of attributes)
-- purchase_note: Yes|No
-- menu_order: Yes|No
-- enable_reviews: Yes|No
-4. Create a new product.
-5. Go to WooCommerce -> Status -> Logs (URL wp-admin/admin.php?page=wc-status&tab=logs).
-6. Select a tracks-* log from the dropdown.
-7. Verify that the event wcadmin_product_add_publish is sending the props described in step 2 correctly.
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