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Feature: Detailed payment error messages feature
  Background: Whitelabel Homepage
    Given I have accessed Whitelabel's Home Page
  Scenario Outline: As analytics user I should see the attributes added on the existing modal appearance event
    Given I have all the errors mapped on the Lokalise
    And I simulate the error <simulate_error>
    And I attempt to place a new order
    When the modal error is displayed
    Then I should see the attributes added on the existing Modal Appearance event to the Amplitude: custom_event_type: others, ModalHeader <modal_header>, ModalMessage <modal_message> and Source Page: /cart/payment
    
    Examples:
        |simulate_error |modal_header         |modal_message                                                                                                          |
        |2.100          |Card type invalid    |Your card is not enabled to allow this payment at the moment. Please, contact your bank or try another payment method. |
        |2.100.001      |Validation error     |The payment transaction was declined. Please check the card name, card number, CVV, expire date and try again.         |
        |2.100102.001003      |Order limit exceeded |You have exceeded the number of attempts to place an order. Please try again later.                                    |

Feature: Detailed payment error messages feature
  Background: Whitelabel Homepage
    Given I have accessed Whitelabel's Home Page
  Scenario Outline: As analytics user I should see the attributes removed on the existing modal appearance event
    Given I have all the errors mapped on the Lokalise
    And I simulate the error <simulate_error>
    And I attempt to place a new order
    When the modal error is displayed
    Then I should see the attributesattribute removed on the existing Modal Appearance event to the Amplitude: ErrorMessage and Message Message
    Then I should see the attribute as null on the existing Modal Appearance event to the Amplitude: MessageErrorMessage

    
    Examples:
        |simulate_error |
        |2.100          |
        |2.002100.001      |
        |2.102.003      |