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Renaming of test suites using the either the "Rename" context menu item in the Test Navigator or the Name field in the suite editor appears to be inconsistent: if I add a character to the name in the editor, this is also reproduced in the file name in the navigator. If I do the opposite, sometimes it works and sometimes it doesn't. Even when it works, the changes are not reproduced in the editor's Name field. Spaces are another example of odd behaviour: the Rename action in the navigator ignores spaces, whereas the editor's Name field allows them, but then they are not reproduced in the file name in the navigator.
Reassigning to Jerome to triage and add time estimate
(In reply to comment #0) > Renaming of test suites using the either the "Rename" context menu > item in the Test Navigator or the Name field in the suite editor appears to > be inconsistent: if I add a character to the name in the editor, this > is also reproduced in the file name in the navigator. Not agree, the *file* name is not changed when test suite name is changed in the test suite editor (Name text field), it only change the name of the test suite which is contained in the file (.testsuite). Test suites files are EMF zipped files with .testsuite extension. This EMF model persisted contains a field name. The rename action only acts on this model attribute and thus changes the content of the file not the file name itself. Actually, the new name appears in the test navigator (which focus upon test assets) but if you look at the Resource navigator (default navigator of Eclipse) you still see the same file name with the .testsuite extension. > If I do the > opposite, sometimes it works and sometimes it doesn't. Even when it works, > the changes are not reproduced in the editor's Name field. > Spaces are another example of odd behaviour: the Rename action in the navigator > ignores spaces, whereas the editor's Name field allows them, but then they > are not reproduced in the file name in the navigator. Be careful, don't watch the navigator but the Test navigator. Elements in the test navigator have not extension because it is the name of the element not the name of the file. Fell free to reopen with more detailed information in order to reproduce. (driver used, detailed step that leads to the problem)
Correcting targets.
Reporter: Please verify and close in preparation for shutting down the TPTP 4.4 release. Thanks.
I guess if the interpretation of the behaviour is the one given by Jerome above, it makes sense (although I still think it is a bit confusing...). Closing.
