Scottish Bill Test Script v.15.3.0

	Test Case	Expected outcome	Pass / Fail	Tester’s Comments (delete existing text as you complete each step and leave a comment with repro steps if you find a bug)
1	Login into Lawmaker as a PCO user Overview of Lawmaker	Dashboard displayed or last tab associated to the project you last viewed. Projects and documents	PASS / FAIL	Taken to the dashboard And it will show that I am logged in with my username I will be able to see projects that have been created by PCO users I will be able to see projects that have a published Bill or Act in them from other organisations I will not be able to see projects created by other organisations that do not have a published Bill in them Dashboard Functionality is tested in other scripts
2	Create a New Project Creating a new project	Can select different: types sub-types Enter title Create a Scottish Public Bill / Government Click Create
3	Editor Opens	‘Empty’ document is displayed in the Editor		An empty Bill template will shown in the Editor And the document information panel will be updated accordingly And the name of the Bill will show in the Editor And a new Bill project will be created on the dashboard And the project will not be visible to users in another organisation AND I can go back into the Bill and change the short title, with the Short title at the top automatically updating when I edit 'Title' in the Doc Info panel
4	Click on Body Build-up the Bill Structure by creating: Parts, Chapters, Cross Headings, Sections, sub-sections, paragraphs, and the equivalent Schedules. Also, create some other elements (eg: definitions, lists) You can copy and paste elements eg: create one part, with various sub elements and then copy to create more structure. You can copy text for your bill from legislation.gov.uk	CCA is displayed Creates a realistic looking Bill Structure view is updated in line with new elements created in the Editor
5	Press Ctrl S or click on the Save button	A progress bar appears and progresses to 100% A message is displayed saying ‘Document Saved’ On the project tab, the version last modified is the same as the time it was saved
6	Add one or more J-Refs to Sections or Schedules (v13) Managing J-refs	J-Refs are display in the Editor in Red
7	Create cross reference(s) to sections that contain J-refs. Click Tag X-refs (v13) Cross-references (x-refs)	You can toggle on and off to display the J-ref in cross-references		Tools / Show/hide J-refs in cross references
8	Turn on Track Changes Using tracked changes Delete one or more elements / Insert element(s) and move element(s)	Inserted and deleted elements are display in the editor and blue (insert) or red (deleted)
9	Inserting table of contents	Table is inserted at the start of the document
10	Generate PDF Generating and viewing a PDF Ensure: Show tracked changes is ticked Select Side-lining Show J-Refs in margins Show J-Refs within cross references Deselect Record Snapshot Add Version Description (random text)	PDF is generated in separate tab Table of Contents is included Tracked changes are displayed in red for deleted text; blue for inserted text J-Refs are shown in margins J-Refs are shown with x-refs No snapshot is visible on the Project tab PDF Version is names as per the text entered.
11	Deleting a table of contents Tips Place your curser in the ToC Click on ToC on the Breadcrumb Press delete or backspace	Table is removed.
12	Close the Editor	Prompted to Save changes		Changes are saved
13	? Add Push/Pull tests ? Add Editor portion
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18	Final test - share with Scottish Parliament