Last modified: 2014-10-17 19:19:34 UTC
As a steward I want to have an easy-to-use, scalable interface from which to handle the Global Rename queue So I can efficiently respond to the increased request volume expected due to SUL finalization. Given that I'm authenticated as a steward When I visit the global rename queue Then I see pending rename requests in a paginated, sortable table AND I see a link to completed requests. Given that I'm not a steward When I visit the global rename queue Then I see a "permission denied" message AND I see a link to the rename request page. Given that I'm viewing the table of pending or completed rename requests When I ask for the next page of results Then I see the next N results based on my current sort criteria AND I see a total count of pending requests. Given that I'm viewing the table of pending or completed rename requests When I change the sort order of the list Then I see the first N results based on my current sort criteria. Given that I'm viewing the table of pending rename requests When I select a specific pending rename request Then I see the information provided by the user when the request was made AND I see meta data added by the system AND I see a useful summary of the activity for the requesting account AND I see links to tools that will help me evaluate the request AND I see buttons to approve or reject the request. Given that I'm viewing a specific rename request When I cancel my changes Then no updates are made to the request AND I return to the list of pending requests. Given that I'm viewing a specific rename request When I accept the request Then the request is updated in the database AND a job is queued to perform the rename AND I see an acknowledgement of my decision. Given that I'm viewing a specific rename request When I reject the request Then the request is updated in the database AND I see an acknowledgement of my decision.
(In reply to Bryan Davis from comment #0) > Given that I'm viewing the table of pending or completed rename requests > When I change the sort order of the list > Then I see the first N results based on my current sort criteria. Then I see the first N results based on my new sort criteria.
Change 159331 had a related patch set uploaded by BryanDavis: [WIP] Special page to manage global rename requests https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/159331
Change 159331 merged by jenkins-bot: Special page to manage global rename requests https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/159331
