Symptoms

• View Search Scopes with identical Scope Codes/Names can be created erroneously 
• Existing View Search Scopes can be changed to have the same Scope Codes/Names as other View Search Scopes

Defect Status

Development

Replication Steps

1. Go to Ongoing Configuration Wizards > Views Wizard
2. Click the "Edit" button of a View
3. Click "Save & Continue"
4. Put "local_test" in the Search Scope Name field
5. Click "Add"
   1. Note that the Scope is "local_test"
   2. Note that the Scope Name is "local_test"
6. Put "Test 1" in "Search Scope Description"
7. Select a Search Scope Value
8. Click "Save & Continue"
9. Put "local_test2" in the Search Scope Name field
10. Click "Add"
    1. Note that the Scope is "local_test2"
    2. Note that the Scope Name is "local_test2"
11. Change the Scope Name to "local_test"
12. Put "Test 2" in the "Search Scope Description"
13. Select a Search Scope Value
14. Click "Save & Continue"
15. Note that there are now 2 local_test Search Scopes
    1. One with the description "Test 1"
    2. One with the description "Test 2"
16. Edit the "Test 2" scope
17. Note that the Scope is now "local_test"

Workaround

1. Go to Ongoing Configuration Wizards > Views Wizard
2. Click the "Edit" button of a View
3. Click "Save & Continue"
4. Click "Edit" next to one of the duplicate View Search Scopes
5. Change the Search Scope Name to a unique value
6. Click "Save & Continue"
7. Deploy changes and confirm updates in the Front End

Category: Configuration & Management wizards

Subject: Views wizard