[JIRA] (JENKINS-57804) Typo in JenkinsDatabaseSecurityRealm pageobject breaks allowSignup method

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Typo in JenkinsDatabaseSecurityRealm pageobject breaks allowSignup method

Issue Type:	Bug
Assignee:	mike cirioli
Components:	acceptance-test-harness
Created:	2019-05-31 20:11
Priority:	Minor
Reporter:	mike cirioli

The page object that can be used to configure the JenkinsDatabaseSecurityRealm in acceptance tests has a typo in the element name used to enable/disable the ability for users to self-register (ie. signup) when using this realm. The jelly form control is named allowsSignup but the pageobject references it using the name "allowSignup". This causes any ATH tests that rely on manipulating that element to fail with an element not found/Timeout exception.

This was brought to light as the result of a recent change that forces the UI behavior to disable user signup by default (as a security precaution)., which in turn caused some tests, which expected this to be enabled by default, to break.

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Typo in JenkinsDatabaseSecurityRealm pageobject breaks allowSignup method

Change By:	mike cirioli

The page object that can be used to configure the {{JenkinsDatabaseSecurityRealm}} in acceptance tests has a typo in the element name used to enable/disable the ability for users to self-register (ie. signup) when using this realm. The jelly form control is named {{allowsSignup}} but the pageobject references it using the name " {{ allowSignup }}

". This causes any ATH tests that rely on manipulating that element to fail with an element not found/Timeout exception.

[This was brought to light as the result of a recent change that forces the UI behavior to disable user signup by default (as a security precaution).|https://github.com/jenkinsci/jenkins/pull/3954/files#diff-aec8de1c6c772be0d3ecb3573c46ead8L29], which in turn caused some tests, which expected this to be enabled by default, to break.