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Example 1: Partial update of existing Work Log Entry (update workload)

Given entry with id WL.0005, workload 1h 30m and project OldProject already exists
When POST request is being send to: /endpoints/v1/work-log/entries/WL.0005
And request body contains following data:
```
{
    "workload": "2h 50m"
}
```
Then response status should be equal to HTTP/1.1 200 OK

And following work log entries should exist:

Id	Workload	Project Name
WL.0005	2h 50m	OldProject

Example 2: Partial update of existing Work Log Entry (change project)

Given entry with id WL.0006, workload 1h 30m and project OldProject already exists
When POST request is being send to: /endpoints/v1/work-log/entries/WL.0006
And request body contains following data:
```
{
    "projectName": "NewProject"
}
```
Then response status should be equal to HTTP/1.1 200 OK

And following work log entries should exist:

Id	Workload	Project Name
WL.0006	1h 30m	NewProject

Example 3: Deleting Work Log Entry

Given entry with id WL.0006 already exists
When DELETE request is being send to: /endpoints/v1/work-log/entries/WL.0006
Then response status should be equal to HTTP/1.1 204 No Content
And there should be no more WL.0006 work log entry.

Example 4: Include location of updated resource in response headers

When request is handled succesfully
Then response body should contain following Location header:
```
Location: /endpoints/v1/work-log/entries/WL.0001
```

Example 4: Trying to update not existing Work Log Entry

Given there are no entries
When POST request is being send to: /endpoints/v1/work-log/entries/WL.0404
And request body contains following data:
```
{
    "projectName": "SomeProject"
}
```
Then response status should be equal to HTTP/1.1 404 Not Found