Is there an automated testing script written in something like JWebUnit that exhaustively verifies all functionality in Confluence works as advertised?
Suppose I download Confluence 7 for linux under an evaluation copy. I would like to know if all the features that are advertised by Atlassian to work in Confluence 7 actually do what they are supposed to do. This will give me a baseline and in the future when I develop my own custom confluence plugin/add-on, I'll know if I broke functionality that was previously working.
Here's an example of what I'm looking for:
1) user1 logs in and creates page1 and gives access to user2 but does not give access to user3.
2) user1 logs out
3) user2 logs in and views the page1, then logs out.
4) user3 logs in and cannot view page1, then logs out.
Steps 1-4 are extremely basic and probably were tested way back in Confluence 1.0, but are still expected to work in Confluence 7 and beyond.
My question is: Has somebody at Atlassian implemented test scripts that test all the basic functionality of Confluence (add page/blog/comment, edit page/blog/comment, add attachment,etc.) using something like JWebUnit ?
Something like this would be very useful because as I develop my own custom Confluence Plugin, I can use the Atlassian-provided JWebUnit tests to make sure I don't break functionality that is expected to work as advertised.
