Task: Go to the merge request on verification functions I have to review, find if the author of the merge request responded at the end, and reply "Thank you" if he did. Otherwise remind him with a simple @.
Site: gitlab

1. Search in the top bar for "verification functions".
2. click on the merge request for "Add verification functions".
3. Scroll down until the last comment under "Activity".
4. Click on the "Write" input text.
5. Type the response "@davepgreene" in the "Write" input text.
6. Click on the blue "Comment" button.

1. Click on the "Merge requests" button on the top right of the sidebar.
2. In the dropdown, click on "Assigned to you".
3. Click on the merge request with "verification functions" in the title.
4. Scroll to the bottom of the page.
5. Type "@davepgreene" in the  "Write a comment" box and click on the author name when it pops up.
6. Press the blue "Comment" button below the box.

1. Search in the top bar for "verification".
2. click on the suggested result: merge request for "Add verification functions".
3. Scroll down until the last comment under "Activity".
4. Note that the author, @ davepgreene, did not respond. 
5. Click on the "Write" input text.
6. Type the response "@davepgreene" in the "Write" input text. I wrote "@davepgreene Reminder!". I only needed to type @Dave as It autofilled his username. 
7. Click on the blue "Comment" button.

1. Click the fourth icon from the right, an arrow pointing towards another, to see "merge requests"
2. Click on the first option in the dropdown, "Assigned to you"
3. Click on the merge request containing the string "verification functions" in its title
4. Scroll until the "Write a comment or drag your files here..." text box becomes visible.
5. Type "@davepgreene" in the text box and click Enter when the autocomplete result is selected.
6. Type a reminder message of choice.
7. Press the blue "Comment" button below the box.

1. Click on the search bar in the very top navigation bar. The search bar can be identified with a magnifying glass icon in the left of the input box, as well as with the placeholder text "Search GitLab". If it is not in view initially scroll to the top of the page to bring it into view.
2. Type "verification functions" into the search bar input box.
3. Click on merge request on the topic of verification functions in the search results. Make sure that the result is under the "Recent merge requests" subsection of the search results to ensure it is in fact the merge request we are looking for.
4. Scroll to the end of the comments section of the merge request. Identify if the author of the merge request has responded at the end of the comments section.
5. Click on the comment text input box below the comments section of the page. If it is not in view scroll further down the page.
6. Type in the comment input box "@davepgreene" and press enter because in this case the author of the merge request did not respond at the end. In the case they did respond, type "Thank you" into the input box.
7. Scroll down the page to bring the blue "Comment" button into view. It can be found directly below the comment text input box.
8. Press the "Comment" button. Ensure that the comment message is sent successfully.