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ASSERT: make sure that you have an account on a server that does not support env variables (ex. console.itos.redhat.com)

ASSERT: make sure you have a domain

EXEC: launch application creation wizard, provide settings and environment variables

ASSERT: application creation succeeds

EXEC: in OpenShift Explorer: select your new application and pick "All Environment variables"

EXEC: check if the env vars that you provided at creation time exist

Result:
The environment variables that you provided dont exist.

Expected result:
I should not get the button to provide environment variables if the server does not support those.
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ASSERT: make sure that you have an account on a server that does not support env variables (ex. console.itos.redhat.com) ASSERT: make sure you have a domain EXEC: launch application creation wizard, provide settings and environment variables ASSERT: application creation succeeds EXEC: in OpenShift Explorer: select your new application and pick "All Environment variables" EXEC: check if the env vars that you provided at creation time exist Result: The environment variables that you provided dont exist. Expected result: I should not get the button to provide environment variables if the server does not support those.
Git Pull Request:
https://github.com/jbosstools/jbosstools-openshift/pull/291, https://github.com/jbosstools/jbosstools-openshift/pull/292

is blocked by

OSJC-7 openshift-java-client: should be able to know if I can create an application with environment variables

is cloned by

JBIDE-16031 CLONE - Application wizard: env variables I provide have no effect if server does not support env vars on app creation

is related to

JBIDE-15858 Env variables wizard: error when editing env variables for existing app if server does not support env variables

JBIDE-16030 CLONE - Env variables wizard: error when editing env variables for existing app if server does not support env variables