Claim returned-2.0: cancel SET COST fee at check in

UPDATED ON OCTOBER 23, 2020: Changed issue title from Claim returned-2: charge overdue fine and cancel SET COST fee at check in to Claim returned-2: cancel SET COST fee at check in because charging the overdue fine was moved to a separate story (UIU-1917- Claim returned-2.5: charge overdue fine at check in).

Note: This User Story covers SET COST. ACTUAL COST is covered by UIU-1622.

Scenarios

1. Scenario (claim returned item found at library-has suspended fines)
   • Given a checked in item that was claimed returned, with existing suspended fines (Payment status = "Suspended claim returned")
   • When the item was marked "Found by library" at check in (Loan Details Action = "Checked in (found by library)")
   • Then:
     • Go to Cancel lost item processing fee as error
     • Go to Cancel lost item fee as error
2. Scenario (claim returned item found at library-does not have suspended fines)
   • Given a checked in item that was claimed returned, with no existing suspended fines (Payment status not = "Suspended claim returned")
   • When the item was marked "Found by library" at check in (Loan Details Action = "Checked in (found by library)")
   • Then:
     • No further action will be taken
3. Scenario (claimed returned item brought back by patron)
   • Given a checked in item that was claimed returned, with existing suspended fines (Payment status = "Suspended claim returned")
   • When the item was marked "Returned by patron" at check in (Loan Details Action = "Checked in (returned by patron)")
   • Then:
     • Go to Cancel lost item processing fee as error
     • Go to Cancel lost item fee as error
     • Go to Determine if overdue fine applies
4. Scenario (claimed returned item brought back by patron)
   • Given a checked in item that was claimed returned, with no existing suspended fines (Payment status not = "Suspended claim returned")
   • When the item was marked "Returned by patron" at check in (Loan Details Action = "Checked in (returned by patron)")
   • Then:
     • Go to Determine if overdue fine applies

Cancel lost item processing fee as error
Verify that a fee/fine record with a Fee/Fine Type of "Lost item processing fee" exists
If it does exist, and Lost Item Fee Policy setting If lost item returned, remove lost item processing fee = "Yes", create a new fee/fine "Action" record for the cancellation of the "Lost item processing fee" (the PO is using the field names that appear on the Fee/Fine Details page (see attached file FF-Details-Cancellaton.jpg) because she doesn't know the real names.):

• Action date should include current system date and time
• Action should be set to "Cancelled item returned"
• Amount should be set to the billed amount
• Balance should be set to 0.00
• Transaction information will be blank
• Created at should be set to service point where the lost item was checked in
• Source should identify the library staff member who did the check in
• Additional information will be blank
  (Note: New Last payment status will be "Cancelled item returned")

Cancel lost item fee as error
Verify that a fee/fine record with a Fee/Fine Type of "Lost item fee" exists
If it does exist, create a new fee/fine "Action" record for the cancellation of the "Lost item fee" (the PO is using the field names that appear on the Fee/Fine Details page (see attached file FF-Details-Cancellaton.jpg) because she doesn't know the real names.):

• Action date should include current system date and time
• Action should be set to "Cancelled item returned"
• Amount should be set to the billed amount
• Balance should be set to 0.00
• Transaction information will be blank
• Created at should be set to service point where the lost item was checked in
• Source should identify the library staff member who did the check in
• Additional information will be blank
  (Note: New Last payment status will be "Cancelled item returned")

Determine if overdue fine applies
Charge overdue fine by calling module created by CIRC-524 (this module is also called by the check in process and regular renewals to calculate overdue fines) <====Now separate story UIU-1917