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Quarantined Tests not inherited by Divergent Plan Branch

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      Issue Summary

      When a Divergent Plan Branch is created, the Quarantined Tests in the main plan (e.g. master), are not inherited, so the test is not put in quarantine in the newly created Plan Branches.

       This occurs both YAML and Java Specs, but only with Divergent Branches (Bamboo > 7.0)

      Steps to Reproduce

      1. create a plan using Java/YAML Specs, with the first repository in the repositories list being that same Specs repository.
      2. create a failed test
      3. add the test to Quarantine
      4. Create a Plan branch

      Expected Results

      The Plan branch should inherit the Quarantined Test

      Actual Results

      The Quarantined Tests are not inherited

      Workaround

      Manually add the failed test to Quarantine or have any repository other than the Specs one be the #1 in the repository list.

            [BAM-20899] Quarantined Tests not inherited by Divergent Plan Branch

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            Description Original: h3. Issue Summary

            When a [Divergent Plan Branch|https://confluence.atlassian.com/bamboo/working-with-branch-divergence-994314811.html] is created, the Quarantined Tests in the main plan (e.g. master), are not inherited, so the test is not put in quarantine in the newly created Plan Branches.

            (i) This occurs both YAML and Java Specs, but only with Divergent Branches (Bamboo > 7.0)
            h3. Steps to Reproduce
             # create a plan using Java/YAML _Specs_, with the first repository in the repositories list being that same Specs repository.
             # create a failed test
             # add the test to Quarantine
             # Create a Plan branch

            h3. Expected Results

            The Plan branch should inherit the Quarantined Test
            h3. Actual Results

            The Quarantined Tests are not inherited
            h3. Workaround

            Manually add the failed test to Quarantine             		New: h3. Issue Summary

            When a [Divergent Plan Branch|https://confluence.atlassian.com/bamboo/working-with-branch-divergence-994314811.html] is created, the Quarantined Tests in the main plan (e.g. master), are not inherited, so the test is not put in quarantine in the newly created Plan Branches.

            (i) This occurs both YAML and Java Specs, but only with Divergent Branches (Bamboo > 7.0)
            h3. Steps to Reproduce
             # create a plan using Java/YAML _Specs_, with the first repository in the repositories list being that same Specs repository.
             # create a failed test
             # add the test to Quarantine
             # Create a Plan branch

            h3. Expected Results

            The Plan branch should inherit the Quarantined Test
            h3. Actual Results

            The Quarantined Tests are not inherited
            h3. Workaround

            Manually add the failed test to Quarantine or have any repository other than the Specs one be the #1 in the repository list.
            Eduardo Collaziol made changes -
            Description Original: h3. Issue Summary

            When a Plan Branch is created, the Quarantined Tests in the main plan (e.g. master), are not inherited, so the test is not put in quarantine in the newly created Plan Branches.

            (i) This only affects plan created using Java _Specs_
            h3. Steps to Reproduce
             # create a plan using Java _Specs_
             # create a failed test
             # add the test to Quarantine
             # Create a Plan branch

            h3. Expected Results

            The Plan branch should inherit the Quarantined Test
            h3. Actual Results

            The Quarantined Test are not inherited
            h3. Workaround

            Manually add the failed test to Quarantine             		New: h3. Issue Summary

            When a [Divergent Plan Branch|https://confluence.atlassian.com/bamboo/working-with-branch-divergence-994314811.html] is created, the Quarantined Tests in the main plan (e.g. master), are not inherited, so the test is not put in quarantine in the newly created Plan Branches.

            (i) This occurs both YAML and Java Specs, but only with Divergent Branches (Bamboo > 7.0)
            h3. Steps to Reproduce
             # create a plan using Java/YAML _Specs_, with the first repository in the repositories list being that same Specs repository.
             # create a failed test
             # add the test to Quarantine
             # Create a Plan branch

            h3. Expected Results

            The Plan branch should inherit the Quarantined Test
            h3. Actual Results

            The Quarantined Tests are not inherited
            h3. Workaround

            Manually add the failed test to Quarantine

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