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ASSERT: OS connection with empty project.
EXEC: Open Red Hat Central, select OpenShift Application (or launch via FIle > New > Other > OpenShift > OpenShift Application), select your connection, click next
EXEC: Select for example jboss-eap70-openshift:1.4 builder image. Click next
ASSERT: On Build Configuration page, Git Repository URL should be pre filled.

Actual result:
Git Repository URL and Context dir are empty.

Expected result:
Git Repository URL and Context dir are prefilled (like it is when you launch via context menu to your connection/project in explorer:

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ASSERT: OS connection with empty project. EXEC: Open Red Hat Central, select OpenShift Application (or launch via FIle > New > Other > OpenShift > OpenShift Application), select your connection, click next EXEC: Select for example jboss-eap70-openshift:1.4 builder image. Click next ASSERT: On Build Configuration page, Git Repository URL should be pre filled. Actual result: Git Repository URL and Context dir are empty. Expected result: Git Repository URL and Context dir are prefilled (like it is when you launch via context menu to your connection/project in explorer:

This test started to fail: https://github.com/jbosstools/jbosstools-integration-tests/blob/master/tests/org.jboss.tools.openshift.ui.bot.test/src/org/jboss/tools/openshift/ui/bot/test/application/v3/create/CreateApplicationOnBuilderImageTest.java#L155 and I was able to reproduce it by hand.
It looks very simmilar to ~~JBIDE-22704~~ except App name is preconfigured, but Git repo URL is not (and thus I cannot continue to next pages of this wizard).
This works when new openshift app wizard is opened via File -> New -> Other... -> OpenShift -> OpenShift Application or by right-clicking on OpenShift connection or OpenShift project in OpenShift explorer.