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[Robert Park <robert.park@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I have seen many autopilot tests (across many projects) that, when needing
to click a toolbar button, emulate the physical swipe up to open the
toolbar, and then click on the button. Will that code break?


On Wed, Sep 11, 2013 at 7:47 AM, Leo Arias <leo.arias@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> Hello!
>
> On Wed, Sep 11, 2013 at 3:11 AM, Tim Peeters <tim.peeters@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>wrote
>
>>  Also please check your app's autopilot tests for assumptions on whether
>> the toolbar/panel is opened/closed by default and how it responds
>> (opens/closes) to user interaction, because this behavior will be changed
>> and then the tests will break. I will also check the apps autopilot tests
>> myself, but if you do have tests that assume certain behavior and you do
>> not know how to get rid of these assumptions please contact me and we will
>> ensure the tests do not break when the toolbar behavior is updated.
>>
>
> The autopilot tests should almost never assume that the toolbar is opened.
> If you are using the emulator, before accessing a button on the toolbar you
> should always call the open method. If the toolbar is already opened, it
> just won't do anything. That way, no changes from the toolbar behaviour
> should make the tests fail, everything will just need to be updated on the
> emulator.
>
> pura vida.
>
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