[test-failed]: Chrome UI Functional Tests.test/functional/apps/home/_newsfeed·ts - homepage app Newsfeed shows all news from newsfeed

[liza-mae]

Version: 7.6 Class: Chrome UI Functional Tests.test/functional/apps/home/_newsfeed·ts Stack Trace: { Error: expected [ '21 January 2020\nLast Year in Apache Lucene\nAs we start a new year, let us take time to look at what happened in Lucene land in 2019.\nLearn more in our blog', '08 January 2020\n7.5\nKibana Lens Overview\nWatch this video to learn how Kibana Lens can help both experienced and brand new Kibana users streamline existing analysis activities with easy and intuitive data visualization.\nWatch this video', '01 December 2019\n7.5\nElastic Stack 7.5.0 released\nNew in 7.5: more intuitive visualizations, improvements to our Observability and Security solutions, and Elastic Enterprise Search joins the release train.\nLearn more in our blog', '01 December 2019\n7.5\nIntroducing Kibana Lens\nIntroducing Kibana Lens, a new, simple, and flexible way to explore your data in Kibana.\nLearn more in our blog', '01 December 2019\n7.5\nElastic Observability 7.5.0 released\nElastic Metrics gains steam with Azure monitoring and Endgame integration.\nLearn more in our blog', '01 December 2019\n7.5\nElastic Security 7.5.0 released\nElastic Security 7.5 arms Elastic SIEM with event data from Elastic Endpoint Security. Plus new anomaly detection jobs, UI enhancements, and more!\nLearn more in our blog', '01 December 2019\n7.5\nKibana 7.5.0 released\nKibana Lens makes it simple to go from data to visualization with drag and drop fields, instant previews, and the flexibility to switch data sources.\nLearn more in our blog', '01 December 2019\nTake your dashboard to the next level\nDiscover how to create eye-catching visualizations by taking advantage of all the great features that Kibana has to offer.\nWatch our webinar', '01 December 2019\nGet to know the ELK Stack\nWhether you call it the ELK Stack or the Elastic Stack, our introductory webinar offers a demo of the key features of Elasticsearch, Kibana, Beats, and Logstash. We show you how to get started.\nWatch our webinar' ] to sort of equal [ '21 June 2019\nYou are functionally testing the newsfeed widget with fixtures!\nSee test/common/fixtures/plugins/newsfeed/newsfeed_simulation\nGeneric feed-viewer could go here', '21 June 2019\nStaging too!\nHello world\nGeneric feed-viewer could go here' ] at Assertion.assert (packages/kbn-expect/expect.js:100:11) at Assertion.eql (packages/kbn-expect/expect.js:244:8) at Context.it (test/functional/apps/home/_newsfeed.ts:51:26) at process._tickCallback (internal/process/next_tick.js:68:7) actual: '[\n "21 January 2020\nLast Year in Apache Lucene\nAs we start a new year, let us take time to look at what happened in Lucene land in 2019.\nLearn more in our blog"\n "08 January 2020\n7.5\nKibana Lens Overview\nWatch this video to learn how Kibana Lens can help both experienced and brand new Kibana users streamline existing analysis activities with easy and intuitive data visualization.\nWatch this video"\n "01 December 2019\n7.5\nElastic Stack 7.5.0 released\nNew in 7.5: more intuitive visualizations, improvements to our Observability and Security solutions, and Elastic Enterprise Search joins the release train.\nLearn more in our blog"\n "01 December 2019\n7.5\nIntroducing Kibana Lens\nIntroducing Kibana Lens, a new, simple, and flexible way to explore your data in Kibana.\nLearn more in our blog"\n "01 December 2019\n7.5\nElastic Observability 7.5.0 released\nElastic Metrics gains steam with Azure monitoring and Endgame integration.\nLearn more in our blog"\n "01 December 2019\n7.5\nElastic Security 7.5.0 released\nElastic Security 7.5 arms Elastic SIEM with event data from Elastic Endpoint Security. Plus new anomaly detection jobs, UI enhancements, and more!\nLearn more in our blog"\n "01 December 2019\n7.5\nKibana 7.5.0 released\nKibana Lens makes it simple to go from data to visualization with drag and drop fields, instant previews, and the flexibility to switch data sources.\nLearn more in our blog"\n "01 December 2019\nTake your dashboard to the next level\nDiscover how to create eye-catching visualizations by taking advantage of all the great features that Kibana has to offer.\nWatch our webinar"\n "01 December 2019\nGet to know the ELK Stack\nWhether you call it the ELK Stack or the Elastic Stack, our introductory webinar offers a demo of the key features of Elasticsearch, Kibana, Beats, and Logstash. We show you how to get started.\nWatch our webinar"\n]', expected: '[\n "21 June 2019\nYou are functionally testing the newsfeed widget with fixtures!\nSee test/common/fixtures/plugins/newsfeed/newsfeed_simulation\nGeneric feed-viewer could go here"\n "21 June 2019\nStaging too!\nHello world\nGeneric feed-viewer could go here"\n]', showDiff: true } Platform: cloud Build Num: 42

[elasticmachine]

Pinging @elastic/kibana-test-triage (failed-test)

[elasticmachine]

Pinging @elastic/kibana-platform (Team:Platform)

[mshustov]

I don't think newsfeed owned by the platform team. @YulNaumenko would you mind updating the codeowners file ?

[mshustov]

https://wiki.elastic.co/display/DEV/Kibana+Team+Organization doesn't provide a team-owner for the newsfeed plugin either

[liza-mae]

Thanks @restrry, yes I was using the wiki and there was no owner listed, so I just added platform, would be good to make the updates on the code owner as you mentioned then reassign the issue.

[YulNaumenko]

I believe that Pulse team is the new code owners for Newfeed, but I could be mistaken, @alexfrancoeur can you help to identify the right code owners?

[alexfrancoeur]

@bmcconaghy @epixa any idea who could take a look at this? I don't believe this technically falls under the Pulse team at the moment.

[liza-mae]

This needs an owner.

[elasticmachine]

Pinging @elastic/kibana-core-ui (Team:Core UI)

[myasonik]

Duplicate of https://github.com/elastic/kibana/issues/51455

Closing this one in favor of the older one