=== chihchun is now known as chihchun_afk === chihchun_afk is now known as chihchun [06:46] alesage: yes, I think dbus-mocking NM/upower (i. e. the system D-BUS services) is the right layer for indicator testing [07:25] alesage: wrt. bug 1087887 -- you know that dbusmock has shipped templates for NM, upower, bluez 4, bluez 5, ofono, logind, polkitd, notification-daemon, and some more? [07:25] bug 1087887 in python-dbusmock "Auto-create templates from running system using DBus Introspection" [Wishlist,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1087887 [07:25] alesage: if we need another one, I'm happy to look into it, but these should cover the most important system services === vrruiz_ is now known as rvr === chihchun is now known as chihchun_afk === ara is now known as Guest1529 === chihchun_afk is now known as chihchun === roadmr is now known as roadmr_afk === roadmr_afk is now known as roadmr === chihchun is now known as chihchun_afk [16:08] pitti thanks for that, wasn't aware there we so many templates (only aware of upower)--pitti are you aware of a way to fake the RTC? I see that there's a timedated in systemd D-Bus [16:10] alesage: we have a template for timedated indeed, but that's for setting the timezone and setting the local RTC (faking it) [16:11] alesage: if you actually want to fake a different time, use the faketime package/tool [16:12] pitti, so libfaketime, ok thx we've looked into that a little [16:20] pitti actually reviewing your two lines above, what's the difference between setting the local RTC (faking it) and using the faketime tool? [16:22] alesage: the dbusmock doesn't actually change the RTC (of course; it can't), it just provides the timedated D-BUS call [16:23] alesage: not sure, but faketime mostly just fakes the system clock; someting which actually queries the hardware RTC can't be faked I'm afraid [16:23] well, it could of course, but not sure if libfaketime does that too === chihchun_afk is now known as chihchun === chihchun is now known as chihchun_afk === roadmr is now known as roadmr_afk [20:11] balloons, hello [20:11] Letozaf_, howdy [20:12] balloons, I was checking the next bug to fix: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu-filemanager-app/+bug/1385364 [20:12] Launchpad bug 1385364 in Ubuntu File Manager App "Autopilot test for keyboard obscuring textfield" [Undecided,New] [20:12] balloons, I think this problem does not occur anymore as there is palces page now [20:12] balloons, well at least on the phone [20:13] Letozaf_, yep should be all fixed now due to the changes [20:13] balloons, o [20:13] balloons, sorry ... pressed enter [20:13] balloons, so is that bug to be marked invalid or what ? [20:16] Letozaf_, ohh I thought it was this one: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu-filemanager-app/+bug/1379943 [20:16] Launchpad bug 1379943 in Ubuntu File Manager App " Keyboard obscures the text input to navigate to a particular location " [High,Fix committed] [20:16] Letozaf_, I would ask arto about that one [20:17] balloons, ok I will [20:24] thomi: https://code.launchpad.net/~canonical-platform-qa/ueqa-code-proposals/indicator-messages-open_message/+merge/242284 [20:24] balloons, what about this one: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu-filemanager-app/+bug/1393973 can I do something, I mean do you mean each test has to be launched once without any switch, once with -p and once with -t ? [20:24] Launchpad bug 1393973 in Ubuntu File Manager App "Autopilot tests should run in both phone and tablet mode" [Undecided,New] [20:32] Letozaf_, I would create 2 seperate launchers. One that uses -p, the other than uses -t [20:33] it's possible jenkins will still hate us, let me see [20:38] Letozaf_, I'm guessing since we have the screen resolution set it might not work out actually on jenkins [20:39] balloons, oh, now I understand [20:41] Letozaf_, I will update the bug and let's leave it for now [20:41] balloons, ok [20:42] balloons, so if I am not mistaken filemanager app has no autopilot bugs to fix now [20:42] balloons, I will move on to telegram then [20:43] Letozaf_, there's actually https://code.launchpad.net/~nikwen/ubuntu-filemanager-app/zips/+merge/239662 and https://code.launchpad.net/~nikwen/ubuntu-filemanager-app/tars/+merge/240986 [20:43] * Letozaf_ is looking [20:45] Letozaf_, it's a new feature and would be good to get some tests for it :-) [20:46] balloons, ok, but do I have to wait for it to be merged, or do I just pull these branches and try to work on those ? [20:47] Letozaf_, you could ask Niklas to make it a common branch so you can edit along with him [20:47] I think that makes it better. Or simply create a new branch [20:47] you can then propose to merge it into his branch [20:48] i'd like to see everything go in at the same time [20:49] balloons, maybe it's better I create a new branch and propose to merge into his [20:51] Letozaf_, sure you might be correct [20:51] anyways, it should be interesting to get right [20:52] balloons, yes I am reading to see how it works so I can think of a test [20:52] Letozaf_, I would say you could create zips and just add them as resources to the tests instead of making them on the fly [20:53] balloons, yes I suppose that's because you just want to see if they get opened and not created, right ? [21:06] balloons, so I can put some zips in a directory named "content" as music-app does [21:07] Letozaf_, yep [21:07] Letozaf_, and yes.. file manager is just adding extraction capabilities, so that's all we want to test [21:07] and we want to make sure they are good files. better to have known good stuff [21:08] balloons, what should I zip as resource ? [21:09] balloons, I mean anything or something particular [21:11] Letozaf_, lol, I would just create a tiny one locally [21:11] zip a text file and a little picture maybe [21:12] balloons, you want two zip files or one containing the text and picture ? [21:14] Letozaf_, keep it simple for now.. but sure we could go a little nuts I suppose [21:19] Letozaf_: you could add one file to the root folder, and one file in a subfolder === roadmr_afk is now known as roadmr [21:19] to check if subfolders are extracted [21:20] dkessel, yes sounds good if balloons approves :) [21:20] buona sera btw ;) [21:20] dkessel, buona sera :) [21:23] dkessel, good idea [21:23] so yea, more than 1 file, more than 1 type of file, more than 1 folder [21:23] create a file or two in subfolders as well [21:24] balloons, dkessel ok so let's do it :-P [21:24] mama mia [21:24] dkessel, lol I'm the one who should say mamma mia ! :-P I am writing the test :-P [21:24] i can create a zip file... sure :) [21:25] dkessel, with "let's do it" I meant only me :-P [21:25] dkessel, I should have wrote "let me do it" :D [21:26] probably. if you do not have multiple personalities [21:26] * balloons watches [21:27] * Letozaf_ should think before writing :-P [21:32] * dkessel continues the /me round [21:32] :) [21:34] * dkessel tries "update-manager -d" today [21:35] hah. it still says upgrading "Kubuntu" on Xubuntu [21:36] :|| [21:37] dkessel, did you ever install kubuntu? [21:38] * balloons wonders what that is keying off of [21:38] balloons: never [21:39] it would be funny if it just checked for some qt package... [21:40] yay, it did not crash today [21:43] balloons, https://code.launchpad.net/~nikwen/ubuntu-filemanager-app/zips/+merge/239662 has not got the latest tests, what should I do not to mess things up ? [21:43] Letozaf_, ohh.. well, he should merge trunk. You can do the same [21:43] balloons, ok [21:53] balloons, I understand reading that unzip landed in rtm image and not in devel-proposed, it I launch filemanager in vivid I suppose it's like I am on devel-proposed, right ? [21:53] it -> if [21:53] balloons, so to see the changes work I have to launch it on my device with rtm flashed [21:55] oh noes. [21:56] * dkessel wishes he had not tried to upgrade his real machine today [21:56] * dkessel watches package upgrade failures rain [21:56] dkessel, :-( utopic to vivid? [21:57] balloons: yup [21:58] "triggers form a loop" (or something like that in english).... heh. gonna report that one [22:00] oops getting late, good night everyone, going to bed :) see you tomorrow [22:11] elfy will be proud - so many bugs in one test run [22:47] night