Test 1: Author adding footnotes before entering editorial process

[alexdryden]

In this test an author adds footnotes and the editor makes editorial interventions unrelated to the footnotes (add query, add sentence, add clause, delete word, replace word)

[alexdryden]

Initial notes: Author able to accept/reject all changes, at which point the "Save", the "Save and view", and the "Save and move to clean state" buttons are enabled.

Author is able to view, reply, and close editor comments. Author is able to add new comments.

After replying/adding comments, message appears warning of unsaved comment

Clicking on "Save", "Save and view", or "Save and move to clean state" generates a popup to confirm changing editorial state but clicking yes on the popup seems to do nothing.

After, page appears to be in "Clean" state:

[alexdryden]

On second attempt, simply clicking "Accept all" and then "Save and View" redirects to the index page of the book.

[alexdryden]

Probably need to break this down a bit more to see what is happening:

• [x] Delete a single word not next to a footnote marker
• [x] Replace a single word not next to a footnote maker
• [ ] Delete a single word next to a footnote marker
• [ ] Replace a single word next to a footnote marker

[alexdryden]

When deleting a single word, getting a strange behavior:

It still basically accomplishes the task if you accept both removals or reject both, but it is also adding a redundant task.

Unlike with other tests, the ordered list footnote remains correctly styled:

And changes can be successfully saved and moved to the next state.

[alexdryden]

On replace, the odd behavior on the third sentence appears again. In addition, an unreachable data-diff appears so the only way to move on is to use the "accept all" or "reject all" buttons:

Other than that, the footnotes appear to be formatted correctly and it is possible to move to the clean state.