Test Case PR1-B005-TC06 — New todo created without explicit priority selection uses correct default priority after restart
| Field |
Value |
| Priority |
P1 |
| Behavior |
PR1-B005 |
| Type |
boundary |
| PR of origin |
#1 |
Preconditions
- App is installed and running
- No existing todos in UserDefaults
Steps
- Create a new todo item with the title 'Default Priority Task'
- Do not explicitly set a priority level; leave it at whatever default the app assigns
- Save the todo
- Terminate the app completely
- Relaunch the app
- Navigate to the todo list
- Locate 'Default Priority Task'
Expected Result
The todo displays the application-defined default priority (e.g., 'None' or 'Medium') consistently after restart, confirming the default value is encoded and decoded correctly.
Filed automatically by TIP M3 pipeline. Pool entry: harness/test-cases/. TC ID: PR1-B005-TC06.
Test Case
PR1-B005-TC06— New todo created without explicit priority selection uses correct default priority after restartPR1-B005Preconditions
Steps
Expected Result
The todo displays the application-defined default priority (e.g., 'None' or 'Medium') consistently after restart, confirming the default value is encoded and decoded correctly.
Filed automatically by TIP M3 pipeline. Pool entry:
harness/test-cases/. TC ID:PR1-B005-TC06.