I see, thanks for the information. I will move this to design sign-off. Thanks to all that work on this!

No problem, I will move it to design sign-off since this task has passed, but we can leave it open there. Also, this T380388 seems to keep track of what you are looking for too. Thanks!

@MusikAnimal No error occurred or hide user appeared when blocking without suppressor rights as seen in the gifs below. I will move this to Done. Thanks for all your work!

@dmaza With Multiblock being worked on as of right now to have it enabled, I can't complete the testing since I won't have the Active accordion available to test for AC2. I can only test Multiblock when it's disabled, as seen in the screenshots below. For now, I will add it to the In Development column until it is ready, thanks!

1. Test Result - Wordpress Dev

@HMonroy The form resets after you save a block and passes as seen in the gif. For Test Case 2, I put it as grey for now since I know you are working on multi-blocks. I will move this task to the In Development column until that is ready to test

@Samwilson URL changes when you change the block target as seen in the gifs. I will be moving this to Done. Thanks for all your work!

Ok sounds good! I'll keep an eye on it since T378792 is being worked on. Thanks everyone for all the information, much appreciated!

Error messages are appearing as designed with temp accounts as seen in the gif and screenshot below. I will move this to Done. Thanks to the one and only @MusikAnimal!

@JJMC89 Good catch, thanks!

@Samwilson Can you review AC1 because when I removed suppressor rights, I was still able to view the suppressed block activity as seen in the gif? Thanks!

@SBisson Thanks for the information with T379037#10335691! I will move this to Done. Thanks for all your work!

In T368718#10336693, @ngkountas wrote:

Based on the above screencasts @GMikesell-WMF provided, I believe we can move forward and close this task as done. More specifically,

1. AC1 looks good, the "All collections" chip is there, as part of the "Automatic" filters group, next to "Popular".
2. AC2 also looks good. "Vital articles" is listed under "Collections" group. There is no other filter there, because there is still no other page collection to list, as of now.
3. AC3 is done, as demonstrated in the following screencasts (see below). When user clicks on "Vital articles" filter, the chip becomes active, and the filter is applied once the user clicks on the "Done" button.
4. AC4 can also be considered done. When user selects and applies the "Vital articles" filter, only suggestions from this collection are displayed in the page/section suggestion lists (see screencast below).
5. AC5 cannot really verified as part of this work. The API request (link here) does indeed return the page collection metadata properly, for each recommendation, but the task is about the UI and displaying the collection metadata is out of scope for this task. @PWaigi-WMF do you think it's ok to remove this criterion from the acceptance criteria list: being able to view the correct meta-data under each article selected.?
6. @PWaigi-WMF there is no design for the case when no collections are available. Moreover, this may never be the case, as we have "Vital articles" collection available in all cases. Do you think we should just remove the related acceptance criterion (view an appropriate state when there are no collections available.), or we should create a design for this case and implement it in the UI? If we go for the latter option, I believe we should capture it in a new task and unblock the current one.

Screencast:

@SBisson Can you let me know how to QA test this? Thanks!

@eamedina Do you have any links for these buttons or what is the best way to QA this? Thanks!

@ngkountas Can you review AC3 when you have a free moment? Thanks!

@ngkountas Please review my findings below. If you have any questions, please let me know. Thanks!

@Samwilson As seen in the screenshot, Types is now showing an uppercase letter to start with. I will move this to Done. Thanks for all your work!