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Message #00517
Re: music-app testcase RuntimeError: Search criteria returned no results
John,
The music-app currently has a dependency upon
"qtdeclarative5-nemo-qml-plugin-folderlistmodel". If you install music-app
via the PPA, you'll pick this up automatically. Please run "sudo apt-get
install qtdeclarative5-nemo-qml-plugin-folderlistmodel" to directly fix
your issue.
Victor
On Wed, Jul 24, 2013 at 10:41 PM, John Kim <johnkim.ubuntu@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> My name is John, a relative newcomer to automated testcases, and I am
> interested in writing autopilot testcases for core apps during the cycle.
> I read all the necessary information to configure my Ubuntu 13.04 computer
> and my Nexus 7 for Ubuntu Touch development.
>
> I bzr-ed all the core apps and stowed it in ~/phablet/coreapps. My first
> testcase I plan to tackle is the music-app. On launchpad, I noticed two
> testcases have recently been written, and I wanted to check them out. So I
> navigated all the way to *~/phablet/coreapps/music-app/tests/autopilot*and ran 'autopilot list' on the terminal. No problems there. But when I
> entered 'autopilot run music...test_pause', I received several different
> errors, particularly RuntimeError:('Search criteria returned no results').
> The same applied to the other two tests. All three of them lasted 20
> seconds.
>
> http://pastebin.com/UJDZ1Hnk
>
> I read the code, and everything seems all right, from the setup to the
> tests themselves. But I need to get my facts straight.
>
> 1. Aside from ssh-ing into the Nexus 7 and installing the testcases
> and running them, how can I actually run local testcases on my Nexus 7? The
> Autopilot community documentation hasn't explained this aspect. I tried
> bzr, but it didn't quite work.
> 2. Why am I receiving the RuntimeError? When I read the code, it
> seems the setup has been properly done.
> 3. When the testcase was running, the app itself didn't pop up to
> demonstrate the testcase in action.
> 4. Finally, how can I actually put music into the Nexus 7?
>
> Thanks if you can help me out here.
> ---
> John Kim
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