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Create behat tests for groups filter

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    • Internationals - 3.8 Alpha, Internationals - 3.9 Sprint 1, International 3.9 - Sprint 3, International 3.9 - Sprint 4

      The forum summary report groups filter requires behat tests.

      Some cases that need to be handled include:

      1. Forums in courses containing no groups.
      2. All groups selected by default.
      3. All groups can be selected/cleared together, and selecting all will set "Groups (all)" on the filter button.
      4. Selecting some groups only.
      5. Selecting a mixture of some groups and "No groups" (users not in any groups).
      6. Selecting "No groups only".
      7. Submitting with no groups checkboxes ticked.
      8. Selecting a group which contains no users.

      Where relevant, tests need to have some intersecting users among groups (eg selecting Group A and Group B, where Teacher 1 is in both groups), to ensure that belonging to 2 selected groups does not cause the data to be duplicated (ie show 4 replies when there were only 2). This will be important when additional changes are made, to ensure no regressions affect the report's data integrity.

            michaelh Michael Hawkins
            michaelh Michael Hawkins
            Jun Pataleta Jun Pataleta
            Adrian Greeve Adrian Greeve
            CiBoT CiBoT
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