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6 changes: 3 additions & 3 deletions dev-docs/source/Testing/ErrorReporter-ProjectRecovery/ProjectRecoveryTesting.rst
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- Force a crash by executing the `Segfault` algorithm
- Restart MantidWorkbench
- You should be presented with the Project Recovery dialog
- Choose ``Only open in script editor``
- Choose ``Just open in script editor``
- Mantid should open the script editor, with a script named `ordered_recovery.py`
- Run this script, it should repopulate the workspaces dialog, but not open any figures

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RenameWorkspace(InputWorkspace='NewWorkspace', OutputWorkspace='Rename2')

- Save the workspace as a `.nxs` file, by highlighting the ``Rename2`` workspace and selecting
``Save > Nexus`` at the top of the Workspaces toolbox.
``Save Nexus`` at the top of the Workspaces toolbox.
- Close Mantid normally
- Restart MantidWorkbench
- Re-open the workspace from the saved `.nxs` file
- Wait for saving
- Force a crash by executing the `Segfault` algorithm
- Restart MantidWorkbench
- Choose ``Only open in script editor``
- Choose ``Just open in script editor``
- Mantid should open a script named ``ordered_recovery.py`` in the script editor
- This should contain only the ``Load`` command and no previous history (to see full history, run the script, right-click on the
workspace and select ``Show History``)
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