This could be a bug, or it could be a test needing update. Reading api/hooks/issues-hook/update-work-item-priority/index.js, issue priority is treated numerically, and can be compared with higher-priority issues are > than lower-priority.
However, the test code for this passes in priority strings like "P1" and "P2". Strings like these compare the other way around, "P2" > "P1", even though P1 should be higher-priority.
From api/hooks/issues-hook/update-work-item-priority/__test__/updateWorkItemPriority.spec.js,
Resolve this by looking at production logs or GUS api responses, and update either the test code or the implementation code. Consider adding type checking.
This could be a bug, or it could be a test needing update. Reading
api/hooks/issues-hook/update-work-item-priority/index.js
, issue priority is treated numerically, and can be compared with higher-priority issues are>
than lower-priority.However, the test code for this passes in priority strings like "P1" and "P2". Strings like these compare the other way around,
"P2" > "P1"
, even though P1 should be higher-priority.From
api/hooks/issues-hook/update-work-item-priority/__test__/updateWorkItemPriority.spec.js
,Resolve this by looking at production logs or GUS api responses, and update either the test code or the implementation code. Consider adding type checking.