(for 2 User Story) I think between the second and third acceptance criteria there is a small difference . The global return window setting can be modified by the user to any integer value between 0 and 365, inclusive- is focused on the ability of the user to change the global return window setting. It means that the user can adjust the global setting to any value between 0 and 365. The user can override the global return window setting for any and all products, to any value between 0 and 365, inclusive- is more specific. It not only allows the user to modify the global return window setting but also emphasizes the user's ability to override this setting on a per-product basis. This means that the user can set different return windows for individual products, within the range of 0 to 365 days. As I understand. So Ii think here we should check the second case too.
In User Story 2, the second option should be checked. There is a global setting of 30 days, which applies to product B, but the grace period was set to 2 days, so it should be possible for a user to return product B after 32 days. Product A was there just to confuse people, that condition makes no difference to the expected result.
@@Joe-ka No other line says default grace period. They just say grace period. Unless stated otherwise, we should assume the grace period is the default. Otherwise, it should have said 'Set the grace period for Product B to 2 days'.
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As for the second user story. I think the 2 days grace period will be set globally because there was no option to set it for specific product. So, even if we are talking about product A on the left side and about product B on the right side, the grace period should be applied to both. In that in mind it seems to me that we need to check the second test case as well. (30 days default return window plus global grace period 2 days). Am I right?
agree here, with a small comment the option to set the period for specific product is described in third acceptance criteria: The user can override the global return window setting for any and all products, to any value between 0 and 365, inclusive.
Так, по поводу User Story 1. Case 4. Тут много нюансов в этом test case, но точно одно. There is no criteria about requesting exchange (placing replacement order) timing.
@@CodemifyThanks for commenting. But İ meant user story 3 and test case (1) not test case (4). The return includes 3 products so İ think that the last ( 4th) acceptance criteria should also apply❤
Согласен с ребятами по поводу User Story 2. Case 2. Критерии 5 (the retailer can set a global grace period that affects all products). Получается что grace period 2 дня относится ко всем продуктам, включая A и B. Window для продукта A 28 дней, а для всех остальных остается 30 дней(включая продукт B). И тут default window 30 дней + 2 дня grace period for all products = 32.
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(for 2 User Story) I think between the second and third acceptance criteria there is a small difference .
The global return window setting can be modified by the user to any integer value between 0 and 365, inclusive- is focused on the ability of the user to change the global return window setting. It means that the user can adjust the global setting to any value between 0 and 365.
The user can override the global return window setting for any and all products, to any value between 0 and 365, inclusive- is more specific. It not only allows the user to modify the global return window setting but also emphasizes the user's ability to override this setting on a per-product basis. This means that the user can set different return windows for individual products, within the range of 0 to 365 days. As I understand.
So Ii think here we should check the second case too.
Yep! You got it right 🙌
In User Story 2, the second option should be checked. There is a global setting of 30 days, which applies to product B, but the grace period was set to 2 days, so it should be possible for a user to return product B after 32 days. Product A was there just to confuse people, that condition makes no difference to the expected result.
But what if the grace period was only for product B? The line didnt say “set default grace period” like the other lines
@@Joe-ka No other line says default grace period. They just say grace period. Unless stated otherwise, we should assume the grace period is the default. Otherwise, it should have said 'Set the grace period for Product B to 2 days'.
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As for the second user story. I think the 2 days grace period will be set globally because there was no option to set it for specific product. So, even if we are talking about product A on the left side and about product B on the right side, the grace period should be applied to both. In that in mind it seems to me that we need to check the second test case as well. (30 days default return window plus global grace period 2 days). Am I right?
Agree
agree here, with a small comment the option to set the period for specific product is described in third acceptance criteria: The user can override the global return window setting for any and all products, to any value between 0 and 365, inclusive.
Great catch, Denys 🙌
You are absolutely correct! I've missed that part
Yep, I have the same logic. Thanks for bringing it up.
Так, по поводу User Story 1. Case 4.
Тут много нюансов в этом test case, но точно одно. There is no criteria about requesting exchange (placing replacement order) timing.
User Story 2: The grace period is always global. Default is 30 days, global grace period was set to 2 days = 32 days.
Regarding user story 3, at the first test case, the return includes three products, so the fourth acceptance criteria should apply🤔
Use story 3, last test case(4)
This one seems to have only one product and yes, that one is passing as I’ve mentioned on 22:10. Right?
@@CodemifyThanks for commenting. But İ meant user story 3 and test case (1) not test case (4). The return includes 3 products so İ think that the last ( 4th) acceptance criteria should also apply❤
He applied the last criteria, he multiplied $25(heavy tag) for 3 products. Total $75. He just didn’t say it.
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Согласен с ребятами по поводу User Story 2. Case 2.
Критерии 5 (the retailer can set a global grace period that affects all products). Получается что grace period 2 дня относится ко всем продуктам, включая A и B. Window для продукта A 28 дней, а для всех остальных остается 30 дней(включая продукт B). И тут default window 30 дней + 2 дня grace period for all products = 32.
Yep! You are absolutely correct 🙌
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