In D486#9799, @erik wrote:

Test by plan is passed, but, to have Groups section visible, with root user go to Configuration->Users-General section, press Save button - and got "Exception: Permission section not specified for prefix conf in w:\SVN\5.2.x\core\kernel\utility\event.php on line 439"

Test by plan is passed, but, to have Groups section visible, with root user go to Configuration->Users-General section, press Save button - and got "Exception: Permission section not specified for prefix conf in w:\SVN\5.2.x\core\kernel\utility\event.php on line 439"

System log errors exists, but, seems, not related to the current patch. Equal errors count with patch and without patch.

Tested by using PHPStorm+XDebug with breakpoint in the SessionStorage::RemoveFromData method. Before patch applying SQL, that removes the priority_deleted session variable was executed. After patch applying SQL, that removes the priority_deleted session variable was not executed, because SessionSet property is set to false.

Removed excessive session update statement, that happens after it's creation.

The test plan doesn't cover all add/existing code as requested in the task. For example (but there could be more scenarios), these cases aren't covered:

No words "mysqldump", "Warning" in the resulting files.

I've updated test plan (up to date SSL certificate & different SSL test domains).

Last line from test result is: "Test 5 (correct custom cert failure): Failed"
Not match with defined in test plan "Test 5 (correct custom cert failure): Passed"

In D467#9487, @erik wrote:

All right in general, but

2.6 confirm, that the design of the login page was changed - changed, but only after memcache reset
5.4 - incomplete or excessive line in test plan
5.5 confirm, that an alt attribute of the invisible link in the top left corner (on red background) has one"two three value - there is such title attribute, no alt attribute

all right, test times:

Indicate PHP_CodeSniffer & PHP_MessDetector versions, that support caching.

Removed debug code.

Bugfix: the PHP_MessDetector was building it's cache with absolute paths instead of a relative ones.