Weekly Bug Crawl by QAwerk: Whay for iOS test cases
At the times of all-things-digital, even such an everyday thing as a shopping list can turn into a beautifully designed app. So, meet Whay – simple, gorgeous and absolutely free application to shop in style. It is easy to use, contains no ads, but suffers from some itty-bitty bugs that our QA perfectionists found during the weekly BugCrawl.
The app crashes if you try to delete an item while it’s in Edit mode
Severity:
Critical
Steps to Reproduce:
- Create a new item containing space symbol.
- Swipe left and tap Edit button.
- Swipe left and tap Delete button.
Environment:
iPhone SE (ios 10.3.3)
iPhone 6 (ios 11.0)
Actual Result:
The app crashes.
Expected Result:
The item is deleted.
The application crashes if you type in “.” to Quantity field
Severity:
Critical
Steps to Reproduce:
- Create a new item.
- Tap on Quantity field.
- Type in “.”
- Exit Quantity field.
Environment:
iPhone SE iOS 10.3.3
iPhone 6 iOS 11.0
Actual Result:
The app crashes.
Expected Result:
The app returns to the item list.
The app crashes if you try to Drag-and-drop item from the bottom to the top of the list
Severity:
Critical
Steps to Reproduce:
- Create nine or more items.
- Drag the last item to the start of the list.
Environment:
iPhone SE iOS 10.3.3
iPhone 6 iOS 11.0
Actual Result:
The app crashes.
Expected Result:
The list scrolls and the item moves on top.
The app crashes if you multitouch in location list
Severity:
Critical
Steps to Reproduce:
- Tap Location icon.
- Create 3 locations.
- Swipe to edit.
- Tap Delete button and the next line at the same time.
Environment:
iPhone 6 iOS 11.0
Actual Result:
The app crashes.
Expected Result:
The chosen location was deleted.
Location input field is not adaptive
Severity:
Critical
Steps to Reproduce:
- Tap on Location icon.
- Tap on Search field.
Environment:
iPhone 6 iOS 11.0
Actual Result:
Field isn’t adaptive.
Expected Result:
The field is adaptive.
More and more people prefer typing on devices to handwriting. So now there are apps for most of the casual things. Whay has it all — an intuitive and clean interface, great but simple features — everything our team loves. But we were upset with lots of crashes.
