The Main Site Page Variation in the Staging bar displays as 'main-variation' instead of 'Main Variation'

• Type: Bug
• Status: Closed
• Resolution: Fixed
• Affects Version/s: 6.2.X EE, 7.0.X EE, Master
• Fix Version/s: 6.2.X EE, 7.0.0 DXP FP23, 7.0.X EE, 7.0.4 CE GA5, 7.1.X, Master
• Component/s: Content Publishing > Staging
• Labels:
  • 62-ee-sp20
  • INACTIVE
  • QA-AUTOMATION
  • liferay-digital-enterprise-70-sp5
  • liferay-fixpack-de-23-7010
  • liferay-fixpack-portal-154-6210
• Branch Version/s:
  7.0.x, 6.2.x
• Backported to Branch:
  Committed
• Fix Priority: 5
• Git Pull Request: https://github.com/brianchandotcom/liferay-portal/pull/49602
• Bug Type: Regression Bug
• QA Test Name:
  • StagingUsecase#EnableAndDeleteSitePageVariationPage
  • StagingUsecase#StagingSiteVariationIncompletePage
  • StagingUsecaseWithVersioning#EnableAndDeleteSitePageVariationPage
• QA Test Score: 14

Note: This is reproducible on ee-6.2.x, ee-7.0.x, and master

Steps to reproduce (Case 1):

1. Create a new blank site 'Site Name', add a public page to it.
2. Enable the local staging of Site Name for public pages.
3. Add a site page variation.
4. Try to publish to live, selecting as Site Pages Variation Main Variation.

Expected Result:
Message in the popup shoould be Publish Main Variation to Live.

Actual result:
Message in the popup is Publish main-variation to Live.

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Steps to reproduce (Case 2):

1. Create a new blank site 'Site Name', add a public page to it.
2. Enable the local staging of Site Name for public pages.
3. Add a site page variation named "navigation" (no capital letters).
4. Switch language to Spanish.

Expected Result:
In the Site Pages Variation drop down "navigation" shouldn't appear translated.

Actual result:
In the Site Pages Variation drop down "navigation" appears translated.

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Steps to reproduce (Case 3):

1. Create a new blank site 'Site Name', add a public page to it.
2. Enable the local staging of Site Name for public pages.
3. Add a site page variation named "navigation" (no capital letters).
4. Switch language to Spanish.
5. Go to Site Pages Variation menu to create a new one.

Expected Result:
"navigation" shouldn't appear translated.

Actual result:
"navigation" appears translated.

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Steps to reproduce (Case 4):

1. Create a new blank site 'Site Name', add a public page to it.
2. Enable the local staging of Site Name for public pages.
3. Add a site page variation named "navigation" (no capital letters).
4. Switch language to Spanish.
5. Go to Site Pages Variation menu and click Add Site Pages Variation.

Expected Result:
"navigation" in "Copy Pages from Site Pages Variation" drop down shouldn't appear translated.

Actual result:
"navigation" in "Copy Pages from Site Pages Variation" drop down appears translated.

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Steps to reproduce (Case 5):

1. Create a new blank site 'Site Name', add a public page to it.
2. Enable the local staging of Site Name for public pages.
3. Add a site page variation named "navigation" (no capital letters).
4. Publish to Live selecting as "Site Pages Variation" navigation.
5. Switch language to Spanish.
6. Turn to Live.

Expected Result:
"navigation" shouldn't appear translated in last publication information.

Actual result:
"navigation" appears translated in last publication information.

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Steps to reproduce (Case 6):

1. Create a new blank site 'Site Name', add a public page to it.
2. Enable the local staging of Site Name for public pages.
3. Add a page variation named "content" (no capital letters).
4. Switch language to Spanish.

Expected Result:
In the Page Variation drop down "content" shouldn't appear translated.

Actual result:
In the Page Variation drop down "content" appears translated.

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Steps to reproduce (Case 7):

1. Create a new blank site 'Site Name', add a public page to it.
2. Enable the local staging of Site Name for public pages.
3. Add a page variation named "content" (no capital letters).
4. Switch language to Spanish.
5. Go to Page Variations menu.

Expected Result:
"content" shouldn't appear translated.

Actual result:
"content" appears translated.

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Steps to reproduce (Case 8):

1. Create a new blank site 'Site Name', add a public page to it.
2. Enable the local staging of Site Name for public pages.
3. Add a page variation named "content" (no capital letters).
4. Switch language to Spanish.
5. Publish to Live selecting as "Page Variation" content.
6. Switch language to Spanish.
7. Turn to Live

Expected Result:
"content" shouldn't appear translated in last publication information.

Actual result:
"content" appears translated in last publication information.

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Steps to reproduce (Case 9):

1. Create a new blank site 'Site Name', add a public page to it.
2. Enable the local staging of Site Name for public pages.
3. Add a site page variation.
4. From the site pages variation try to merge Main Variation into the new created one.

Expected Result:
The message confirmation should display Main Variation.

Actual result:
The message confirmation displays main-variation.

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Steps to reproduce (Case 10):

1. Create a new blank site 'Site Name', add a public page to it.
2. Enable the local staging of Site Name for public pages.
3. Add a site page variation named "content".
4. Switch language to Spanish.
5. Go to Site Pages Variation.
6. Click merge on Main Variation.

Expected Result:
The name "content" shouldn't appear translated.

Actual result:
The name "content" appears translated.

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Steps to reproduce (6.2.x):

1. Create a new blank site 'Site Name', add a public page to it.
2. Enable the local staging of Site Name.
3. Go to the staging of Site Name, add site pages variation, and select Main Variation under Copy # Pages from Site Pages Variation.
4. Go to the staging of Site Name, add another public page
   • Navigate to the newly created page, then click Mark as Ready for Publication.
5. Change site page variation to Main Variation in variation menulist.
6. Click drop down button of staging.

Expected Result:
The page variation info message should be displayed as "Main Variation".

Actual result:
The page variation info message displays as "main-variation".