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Currently, we have a cypress command to create a bounty but we want to assert that we can edit the bounty after creating it
So what we want to do is create a bounty and then open the first bounty on the page to view the modal. We want to assert that when we click on the edit button then we can edit the bounty title and description
File to create
sphinx-tribes-frontend/cypress/e2e/6_editBountyFromModal.cy.ts
there will be modifications to sphinx-tribes-frontend/cypress/support/commands.ts
Acceptance Criteria
Given a user is signed in
When we create a bounty and click on the bounty tile
Then the test asserts that we can edit the bounty
Then assert that the new bounty title and description match what passed to the edit modal inputs
The edit button is shown below
[ ] I have rebased and tested locally before submitting my PR
[ ] I can submit a PR within 2 days of taking the bounty
References
Example cypress test
https://github.com/stakwork/sphinx-tribes-frontend/blob/master/cypress/e2e/0_create_bounty.cy.ts
Context
Currently, we have a cypress command to create a bounty but we want to assert that we can edit the bounty after creating it
So what we want to do is create a bounty and then open the first bounty on the page to view the modal. We want to assert that when we click on the edit button then we can edit the bounty title and description
File to create
sphinx-tribes-frontend/cypress/e2e/6_editBountyFromModal.cy.ts
there will be modifications tosphinx-tribes-frontend/cypress/support/commands.ts
Acceptance Criteria
The edit button is shown below
References
Example cypress test
https://github.com/stakwork/sphinx-tribes-frontend/blob/master/cypress/e2e/0_create_bounty.cy.ts