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[tests-only] Adjust passing error tests #4710

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Expand Up @@ -52,30 +52,6 @@ Feature: files and folders exist in the trashbin after being deleted
| &and#hash |
| sämple,1.txt |

@skipOnOC10 @issue-product-183
# after the issue is fixed delete this scenario and use the one above
Scenario: Delete a file with problematic characters and check it is in the trashbin
Given user "user1" has renamed the following files
| from-name-parts | to-name-parts |
| lorem-big.txt | "double" quotes |
| textfile0.txt | question? |
| testimage.png | &and#hash |
| sample,1.txt | sämple,1.txt |
When the user reloads the current page of the webUI
And the user deletes the following elements using the webUI
| name-parts |
| "double" quotes |
| question? |
| &and#hash |
| sämple,1.txt |
And the user browses to the trashbin page
Then these files should be listed on the webUI
| files |
| "double" quotes |
And file "&and#hash" should not be listed on the webUI
And file "sämple,1.txt" should not be listed on the webUI
And file "question?" should not be listed on the webUI

@skipOnOCIS @issue-product-186
Scenario: Delete multiple files at once and check that they are all in the trashbin
When the user batch deletes these files using the webUI
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