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While Version Filter is correctly applied when a project is submitted,
it is not applied for the Test check in the add/edit screen.
This makes is unnecessarily difficult to assert that the filter is configured correctly.
To reproduce
Using the Munt project as an example,
since it uses a monorepo where the different component releases
are all mixed up in GitHub releases of a single repo.
While Version Filter is correctly applied when a project is submitted,
it is not applied for the Test check in the add/edit screen.
This makes is unnecessarily difficult to assert that the filter is configured correctly.
To reproduce
Using the Munt project as an example,
since it uses a monorepo where the different component releases
are all mixed up in GitHub releases of a single repo.
Step 1: No filtering
Enter the following items
Click Test check
Observe many results of format
<prefix>_<number_with_underscores>
Step 2: Add version prefix
Add the following data:
Click Test check
Observe same results as before,
with entries matching the given prefix
converted to plain
<number_with_underscores>
.Step 3: Add version filter
Add the following data which should filter additional entries:
Click Test check
Observe that the results did not change.
If you proceed to Submit, the filter is applied correctly in the actual results.
Only the Test check is misbehaving.
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