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create (minimal) testing documentation |
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This applet has no unittests (yet). |
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In order to test changes you need to kill update-notifier from your |
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running session (there can only be one) and start it from your local |
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build dir. Make sure you build with --prefix=/usr (or some other |
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clean libglade use |
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location where your ui files are). Then you can do the |
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create (minimal) testing documentation |
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following: |
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Test updates: |
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Install a package from a previous version and check if update-notifier |
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detects that and shows a update icon. Run apt-get update and check if |
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it detects that a package manager is running. |
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Test hooks: |
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Copy a example hook file into /usr/lib/update-notifier/user.d/ (or |
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touch it) and touch /var/lib/update-notifier/dpkg-run-stamp to trigger |
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it reading the hooks. Modify ~/.update-notifier/hooks_seen to |
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simulate certain conditions. Add identical files to "user.d" to test |
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the duplicates detection. |
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Test reboot notification: |
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Run /usr/share/update-notifier/notify-reboot-required and then do |
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touch /var/lib/update-notifier/dpkg-run-stamp. |
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Test cdrom detection: |
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README.testing: add faketime based testing for autolaunch |
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Put a ubuntu CD into the driver and verify that its detected. |
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Test auto-launch: |
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The "faketime" package is useful for testing the auto-launch |
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$ NO_FAKE_STAT=1 faketime '10 days' update-notifier --debug-updates |
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# aftwards the launch time in u-m needs to be reset
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$ gconftool --unset /apps/update-manager/launch_time |