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            "description": "\"Pre-Condition:\\nExternal Displays to Cover:  see link below\\n- https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1lfUltAdHsupkMe9EnFpeCQlr-hWdAKs88aeYuraS-OE/edit#gid=1149518558\\n\\n\\n*Notifications are displayed for plug, unplug and mode change only until M78 (crbug.com/1008696)\\n\\n*M1 - External Display1\\n*M2 - External Display2\\n*Test all available ports and including adapters/docks\\n\\n\\n\\nProcedure:\\n\\n------------------FSI/Sanity-------------------------\\n\\nBasic Testing:\\n\\n1. Plug M1 &amp; M2 - Boot  and sign in - Close lid - Open lid.\\n\\n-- [Boot and sign in] Both M1 &amp; M2 should act as  extended displays.\\n-- [Close lid] One monitor(M1/M2) should act as primary and other monitor(M1/M2) as extended.\\n-- [Open lid] Both M1 &amp; M2 should act as  extended displays.\\n\\n\\n2. UnplugM1 - PlugM1\\n\\n- -[Unplug M1] M1 display should be disconnected.\\n-- [Plug M1] M1 should come up in extended mode.\\n\\n3. UnplugM2 - PlugM2\\n\\n-- [Unplug M2] M2 display should be disconnected.\\n-- [Plug M2] M2 should come up in extended mode. \\n\\n\\n\\n---------------------FullRelese-----------------      \\n                                                                                                                  \\nAdvanced Testing:\\n\\n4. Plug M1 &amp; M2 - Suspend - Resume\\n\\n-- [Plug] Both M1 &amp; M2 should act as  extended displays.\\n-- [Suspend] The device should be suspended and the monitores(M1&amp;M2) go blank.\\n-- [Resume] Both M1 &amp; M2 should come up as extended displays.\\n\\n\\n5. Unplug M1 - Suspend - Plug M1 - Resume \\n\\n-- [Unplug] Monitor M1 should be disconnected and only M2 Should display in extended mode.\\n-- [Suspend] The device should be suspended and the M2 monitor goes blank.\\n-- [Plug] Plugin should not change anything in suspend state.\\n-- [Resume]  Both M1 &amp; M2 should come up as extended displays\\n\\n\\n 6. Suspend - Unplug M2 - Resume  - Plug M2\\n\\n-- [Suspend] The device should be suspended and the monitores(M1&amp;M2) go blank.\\n-- [Unplug] Unplugin should not change anything in suspend state.\\n-- [Resume] Monitor M2 should be disconnected and only M1 monitor  should display in\\n   extended mode.\\n-- [Plug] Both M1 &amp; M2 should act as  extended displays.\\n\\n\\n7. Plug M1 & M2 - Lock - Unplug  M1 &   M2 -  Plug M1 &  M2- Unlock.\\n\\n-- [Plug]  Both M1 &amp; M2 should come up as extended displays.\\n-- [Lock] Primary display should display lock screen and external displays(M1 &amp;M2) should display extended screen.\\n-- [Unplug] External displays(M1&amp;M2) should be disconnected.\\n-- [Plug] Primary display should display lock screen and external displays(M1 &amp;M2) should come up with extended screens.\\n-- [Unlock] ChromeOS should work properly.\\n\\n\\n8. Switch between mirror &amp; extended ( Settings UI &amp; Key press)\\n\\n    Key combination: Ctrl + F4\\n    Settings flag: Settings -&gt; Displays -&gt; Mirro Internal Display (Enable/Disable)\\n-- User should be able to switch between mirror and extended modes using keys and and settings flag.\\n\\n\\n9. Switch between primary &amp; extended. (settings UI &amp; key press)\\n\\n     Key combination: Alt+ F4\\n    (Currently Primary display switches between internal and one first extended monitor. crbug.com/867966)\\n    Settings flag: Settings -&gt; Displays -&gt; Extended display (M1/M2) -&gt; Screen  (change as Primary Display)\\n-- Now external display(M1/M2) should be changed as primary and primary should be changed as extended display.\\n  \"",
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