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Test coverage
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dialer-app has autopilot tests which cover basic use cases like making an |
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outgoing call and receiving an incoming call. They are integration tests which |
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cover dialer-app itself, all the user session APIs below it (libofono-qt, |
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telephony-service, telepathy-ofono), and the ofono service on the system D-BUS. |
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They assume that ofono has been set up with the "phonesim" driver to avoid |
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depending on any particular hardware; if phonesim is not set up, the tests will |
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be skipped. |
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The tests should run on both a desktop (like an Ubuntu desktop live session or |
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77.1.3
by Martin Pitt
fix another typo |
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Otto [http://launchpad.net/otto]) and a phone environment. |
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How to run the tests
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The easiest and standard way across Ubuntu phablet packages is to install the |
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dialer-app-autopilot package and run the tests from the system Python path: |
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sudo apt-get install dialer-app-autopilot |
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autopilot run dialer_app |
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dialer-app-autopilot depends on ofono-phonesim-autostart to set up the |
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simulated Modem automatically, and all the other additional test dependencies |
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for autopilot. You can also run the tests right out of the source tree for |
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development: |
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cd tests/autopilot |
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autopilot run dialer_app |
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(but you still need all the dialer-app-autopilot dependencies installed). |