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[Paul Larson <paul.larson@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

On Wed, Nov 6, 2013 at 2:40 AM, Olivier Tilloy <olivier.tilloy@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
> wrote:

> On Wed, Nov 6, 2013 at 5:51 AM, Paul Larson <paul.larson@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>wrote:
>
>> It's getting late here, but wanted to give a heads up on some
>> observations so far for image 13.
>>
>> First, ui-toolkit seems to have added quite a few more testcases. This is
>> always great to see!
>>
>> Gallery - new failures:
>> gallery_app.tests.test_events_view.TestEventsView.test_delete_a_photo
>> gallery_app.tests.test_photo_viewer.TestPhotoViewer.test_photo_delete_works
>> gallery_app.tests.test_photos_view.TestPhotosView.test_delete_a_photo
>>
>
> Those failures are due to the new default behaviour of the toolbar (shown
> by default, automatically hides after 5 seconds).
> Previously it was hidden by default, so the tests would reveal it and then
> interact with it. The new behaviour introduces a lot of potential race
> conditions on desktop/slow configurations where autopilot sees the toolbar
> up, starts moving the cursor towards one of its buttons, but before it
> reaches it the toolbar has started automatically hiding and when the cursor
> reaches the position where the button was it’s no longer there.
> The solution is to first ensure that the toolbar is hidden, then reveal
> it, and then click the button (when manually revealed, the toolbar won’t
> autohide).
> I fixed the most obvious ones already, but others will surface with time,
> so we’ll have to fix them as they come.
>
>
>
>> Webbrowser: - new failure:
>> webbrowser_app.tests.test_title.TestWindowTitle.test_window_title
>>
>
> This one happens only on otto (desktop VM), and we can’t seem to reproduce
> it locally.
> For some weird reason, autopilot finds two instances of QQuickWindow
> (there should always be only one) and thus raises an exception because we
> use select_single() to retrieve the instance. The browser hasn’t changed
> since the saucy release, so it might be a problem in autopilot itself?
>
It's not limited to otto on the desktop, I'm seeing it in the image tests
that run on the device.
http://reports.qa.ubuntu.com/smokeng/trusty/touch/mako/13:20131105.1:20131031.1/4910/webbrowser-app-autopilot/511245/has
the details.