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** Changed in: unity (Ubuntu)
       Status: Won't Fix => Fix Released

** Changed in: unity (Ubuntu)
   Importance: Wishlist => Medium

** Changed in: unity (Ubuntu)
     Assignee: (unassigned) => Manuel de la Peña (mandel)

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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1154176

Title:
  [FFE] Add payment preview for music

Status in Ayatana Design:
  Triaged
Status in Unity:
  Fix Released
Status in unity-lens-music:
  New
Status in “unity” package in Ubuntu:
  Fix Released

Bug description:
  In order to support payments in the dash, the payment preview for
  music needs to be included in Unity. While it will initially be used
  to support in-dash payments of Ubuntu One music store purchases, any
  developer can use this payment preview.

  In order to provide means to test this new feature the unity-lens-
  scope will be updated so that it uses the PaymentPreview object
  exposed by libunity that later triggers the use of the PaymentPreview
  and MusicPaymentPreview within Unity. This means that once those two
  components are update users will be able to perform purchases within
  the dash

  Ubuntu One QA has tested this feature and the in-dash payments as a
  whole.

  See http://youtu.be/QPjaR9ADyh8 for a short demonstration of the
  feature.

  Steps to test:

  Assumption: Ubuntu One client setup on computer already.

   1. Open Dash and click on the Music icon
   2. Search for music you want to purchase and click on the album/track
   3. Click the "Download" button
   4. Click the "Choose Payment Method" link
   5. A browser Window will open and prompt for Payment Preferences
   6. Select "Allow automatic payments" and click the "Update" button
   7. Repeat steps 1-3
   8. Enter your Ubuntu One password when prompted and click the "Purchase" button
   9. Payment will process and eventually show a notification about the track/album downloading

  To check that the purchase is on your account you can either:
  A. Open the Ubuntu One Control Panel, click the "Explore" button for "Purchased Music" and see that the tracks/album are in that folder

  B. Open
  https://one.ubuntu.com/files/#f=u%2F~%2F.ubuntuone%2FPurchased%2520from%2520Ubuntu%2520One
  and the tracks/album should be found there

  Designed flow:

  Assumption: UbuntuOne client setup on computer already.

  1. Open Dash and click on the Music Icon
  2. Search for music you want to purchase and click on the album/ track
  3. Click the ‘Download’ button
  4. Click the ‘Choose Payment Method’ link
  5. A browser Window will open for ‘Select your preferred payment method’
  https://sites.google.com/a/canonical.com/dash/6-checkout/compact-version/4-user-logged-in-valid-payment-method-stored-however-the-user-wishes-to-change-the-payment-method

  6. Select the prefered payment method and fill out the form
  https://docs.google.com/a/canonical.com/presentation/d/1KjJTXmkEIA1Y5I2sy3b-fWegfmPbBHdsgiMTkjU9qXk/edit#slide=id.gb83e9d0f_17

  7. Click the ‘Review order’ Button at the end of the page
  8. Review the order
  9.Click the ‘Submitted order’ button at the end of the page
  10. The ‘confirmation page’ will be presented with the button to ‘play now’ once the purchased music is available to listen to from the cloud player (aprox 30 seconds to download) and the automatic sync to the desktop is starting.
  https://docs.google.com/a/canonical.com/presentation/d/1KjJTXmkEIA1Y5I2sy3b-fWegfmPbBHdsgiMTkjU9qXk/edit#slide=id.g6eaeaacf_1_7
  11. An OSD notification is prompted in the desktop informing the purchase was successful  and the syncing process is starting.
  12. An email is sent to the user informing the purchase was successful and containing a link to the purchased music
  13.OSD Notifications will show Ubuntu One is syncing the new purchased music and the sync menu will show the progress of the download.
  14. Another notification is prompted in desktop once the song is locally available and the download is complete .
  15. The user can click on the sync menu to open the song locally in the desktop in the prefered player or on the web player isf the song is not downloaded yet.

  If the user is not login into Ubuntu One then they will need to login locally first as it is specify here:
  https://docs.google.com/a/canonical.com/drawings/d/1hDcEUXfNaMBUvkiVmzeQ5VUzRE0I7HHABxwZBAp6Ylw/edit

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