- Issue created by @ptmkenny
- 🇯🇵Japan ptmkenny
I removed the second parameter call for now, but reading through the test, I don't know what the intention of this particular test item is.
Is it: "If you have two names and two email addresses, but only one name and email are a match, then you should only get that one name and email as a result?" The other tests are pretty clear, so it may be helpful to add a comment to this one.
It's especially confusing as this appears to be the only place where the "$jane" user is used.
- Assigned to jonathanshaw
- Status changed to Needs review
10 months ago 9:14am 8 March 2024 - 🇬🇧United Kingdom jonathanshaw Stroud, UK
You're right to remove the second param.
The test seems to be is looking at what happens when there are 3 users, 2 caught by one condition, 2 caught by an or group, but only 1 caught by both.
I suspect there's no great logic to which things get tested here - the query altering is pretty hairy stuff, so I probably justed a whole bunch of ways of querying stuff in a shotgun approach and hoped I tested what I needed to.
- Issue was unassigned.
- Status changed to Active
10 months ago 4:36pm 8 March 2024 -
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Issue #3426566 by ptmkenny, jonathanshaw: Entity query test: Method call...
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10 months ago 4:43pm 8 March 2024 Automatically closed - issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.