50 lines
1.9 KiB
Gherkin
50 lines
1.9 KiB
Gherkin
Feature: IMAP remove messages from mailbox
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Background:
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Given there exists an account with username "[user:user]" and password "password"
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And the account "[user:user]" has the following custom mailboxes:
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| name | type |
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| mbox | folder |
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| label | label |
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And the address "[user:user]@[domain]" of account "[user:user]" has 10 messages in "Folders/mbox"
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Then it succeeds
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When bridge starts
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And the user logs in with username "[user:user]" and password "password"
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And user "[user:user]" finishes syncing
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And user "[user:user]" connects and authenticates IMAP client "1"
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Then it succeeds
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Scenario: Mark message as deleted and EXPUNGE
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When IMAP client "1" selects "Folders/mbox"
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And IMAP client "1" marks message 2 as deleted
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And it succeeds
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Then IMAP client "1" eventually sees that message at row 2 has the flag "\Deleted"
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When IMAP client "1" expunges
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And it succeeds
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Then IMAP client "1" eventually sees 9 messages in "Folders/mbox"
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Scenario: Mark all messages as deleted and EXPUNGE
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When IMAP client "1" selects "Folders/mbox"
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And IMAP client "1" marks all messages as deleted
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And IMAP client "1" expunges
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And it succeeds
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Then IMAP client "1" eventually sees 0 messages in "Folders/mbox"
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Scenario: Mark messages as undeleted and EXPUNGE
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When IMAP client "1" selects "Folders/mbox"
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And IMAP client "1" marks all messages as deleted
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And it succeeds
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But IMAP client "1" marks message 2 as not deleted
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And it succeeds
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And IMAP client "1" marks message 3 as not deleted
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And it succeeds
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When IMAP client "1" expunges
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And it succeeds
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Then IMAP client "1" eventually sees 2 messages in "Folders/mbox"
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Scenario: Not possible to delete from All Mail and expunge does nothing
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When IMAP client "1" selects "All Mail"
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And IMAP client "1" marks message 2 as deleted
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And it succeeds
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And IMAP client "1" expunges
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Then it fails
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