jgdx | elopio, hey, I'm trying to test that an element is destroyed. I'm guessing a mix of Eventually and raises, but I can't get it to work. | 13:55 |
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jgdx | It needs to wait for it | 13:55 |
jgdx | wait_until_destroyed might work, good call :P | 13:57 |
elopio | jgdx: you got it. | 15:06 |
jgdx | elopio, now I'm struggling with the osk :s | 15:07 |
elopio | jgdx: problems swiping things into view? | 15:07 |
jgdx | elopio, yeah, a Dialog isn't a flickable | 15:07 |
elopio | jgdx: we consider a flickable anything with the flicking property | 15:10 |
elopio | so I guess that Dialog doesn't extend Flickable. | 15:10 |
elopio | how can you swipe it with the finger if it doesn't have the flicking property? which dialog are you working with? | 15:11 |
jgdx | elopio, I'm not swiping anything at the moment | 15:13 |
jgdx | elopio, this dialog https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Networking#line-412 | 15:14 |
elopio | jgdx: I mean that if the osk hides things on the dialog, and the dialog is not a flickable, I don't know how can you swipe the dialog with your finger in order to make things visible. | 15:14 |
jgdx | elopio, true | 15:15 |
jgdx | so it's not really autopilot's fault.. it's a broken ui | 15:16 |
elopio | I'm not sure, as I can't find that dialog on the UI. But could be. | 15:17 |
jgdx | elopio, on the phone you mean? No, I'm currently making it :) | 15:21 |
elopio | jgdx: ah, good :) | 15:22 |
elopio | thomi: does this trace ring a bell for you? | 19:22 |
elopio | http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/8370985/ | 19:22 |
cgoldberg | elopio, what are you doing to get that error? | 19:57 |
cgoldberg | the error means there is a Content object attached with nothing in it (no bytes to decode) | 19:58 |
thomi | elopio: what cgoldberg said - your content object is 'None', it should be bytes | 20:38 |
thomi | elopio: is it possible that your test is raising an error that returns None from __str__ ? | 20:39 |
elopio | thomi: cgoldberg: I can't reproduce it, so I don't know how None could get there. | 21:37 |
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