[Koha-bugs] [Bug 24842] Automatic serials missing list feeding does not work when the numbering sequence includes regexp specific characters

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https://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=24842

--- Comment #3 from Koha Team University Lyon 3 <koha at univ-lyon3.fr> ---
Sorry, an error in my test plan

NEW TEST PLAN :

Test plan :

To go faster, choose an existing subscription, click on "Edit/Edit as
new(duplicate)"
Uncheck Manual history and go to next page
Choose whatever simple config for this new subscription
Exemple :
Frequency : 1/month
Subscription length : 12
Subscription start date : 01/01/2020
Subscription end date : nothing
Numbering pattern : Volume, number
Last value 
    volume :2019
    number : 1

Click on "Hide advanced pattern" then "Modify pattern"
In the "Numbering formula pattern" zone, add parenthesis around {X}:
   Vol({X}), No {Y}
or an other critical character like + :
   Vol ({X}), No {Y} + suppl.
Fullfill the "Pattern name" : MyTest
Save as new pattern
Test prediction pattern
Save subscription

1) Receive one or two issues on this subscription
2) For the next expected one, set to any missing status rather than arrived one
3) Modify the missing status to another missing status.
3) Go to check the missing list in the summary tab of subscription :
   the issue had been added to the list. You could think, it's ok but the
reason is that the list was empt.
4) If you go back to set the same issue to another type of missing status, you
will discover that it had been added a second time to the list.
4) if you set the missing status to "arrived", you will see that the sequences
had not been removed from the missing list.

Install the patch

1) go back to Receive page and set the expected issue as missing.
2) go back to check the missing list : now the issue number is in the list
3) go back to Receive page and set the last missing issue as arrived.
4) go back to missing list : the issue had been removed

Olivier

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