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link to #3666

The scrolling was not the issue, the missing scrollbar was. This commit
was breaking multiple ther tests
This reverts commit 4d830b52.

in test name change by enter execute some javascript to scoll the list
into view before attempting to double click it.

This is a bit tricky, we should warn coders properly.
And we test that this is actually the case.

See c3bbaf4c

See #3483

Make sure they are handled correctly

Otherwise it induces unvoluntary frameshifts.  Therefore the total number of
characters returned in both lists must be equal and must also be equal to the
number of characters in the original sequences.

See #2056

Those two functions are useful to detect synonymous mutations.
We also have fallbacks in case we don't want to split the
sequence in codons.

See #2056

Suggested by #3476.
`nice_min_max_steps` behaves correctly.

Highlights need segmentation informations. Waiting for identity % to appear is
not enough has it is given by another request to IMGT. This could cause some
test issues when this latter request ended before the one for the highlights

Fixes #2465

This reverts commit ba086042.
Now that the test has been fixed we want it to be run again.

This reverts commit ba086042.
Now that the test has been fixed we want it to be run again.

The new x positions of clones were checked. They are consistent with the new (and better) position of labels.

Simultaneously find nice (min, max, step, nb_steps) values.
See #2699.

See #2699.

See #3430.

See #3418.

This was not the case when all the values were undefined (as with cloneDB occurrences).
We need just two labels, when with 0 and the other one with undefined.

Fixes #2929

Case changes may not be very meaningful.
Hum… actually why do we have lower and upper cases sequences?

$1 is only the first parameter thus launch_functional_tests usage was not
clear. Instead we use $*.

Follows a4d71986

- as 'id' is defined and is not nucleic sequence, it is removed from highliting fields
- sortBySize changed due to change of read numbers

See #1943.