autopilot 1.4+14.04.20140123.1-0ubuntu1 source package in Ubuntu
Changelog
autopilot (1.4+14.04.20140123.1-0ubuntu1) trusty; urgency=low [ Barry Warsaw ] * Make Autopilot tracepoint extension module compatible with python 3. (LP: #1266574) [ Christopher Lee ] * Handle xml parse exception nicely as well as add some nicer logging/feedback. * Fixes issues with load_test_suite_from_name. * Make autopilot able to run it's own tests again. * When setting up logging take into account not all modes/commands have a verbose argument. * Fixes the issue when listing an non-existent test suite raised an uncaught exception. . * Minor fix for a failing functional test, now passes under python 2 and 3. * Minor fixup of TypeError in platform docs re: skipping tests. * Add details to Faq docs re: launching (click) applications. (LP: #1257148) * Refactor of the application launching code (incl. tests). * Fix issue with launching click app and added 100% unit test to cover it. * Fixes the issue where test discovery gets confused when there are local (in cwd) and system installed tests. [ Thomi Richards ] * Fix tox.ini config file to restrict flake8 runs to the autopilot/ directory. * Make autopilot fail when no command is specified. (LP: #1255334) * Move the contents of the 'autopilot' script into autopilot/run.py, and make setuptools generate the autopilot script for us. * Make autopilot understand how the "-qt=XXX" option works. (LP: #1255405) * Handle xml parse exception nicely as well as add some nicer logging/feedback. * Fix autopilot test case loading. (LP: #1255752, #1255659) * Move the BackendException class to solve a circular import. * Make autopilot support subunit bytestream output. (LP: #1255662) * Make autopilot able to run it's own tests again. * Remove an incorrect comment from the source code. * Fix some unit tests that were printing to stdout. * Lay the groundwork for attaching files to test results. * Fix failing tests in python3. * Add click package log file to test result. (LP: #1257453) * Add a simple shell script that can be used to generate unit test coverage for autopilot itself. * Add unit tests for common input code. * Remove some unused code code in the type support unit tests. * Don't include test lines in coverage count. * Add a few missing test cases, increase test case coverage. * Add unit tests for process snapshot support. * A few tweaks to the make_coverage script to make it a bit more useful. * Fix issue with launching click app and added 100% unit test to cover it. * Fix eventually matcher so it can match against complex types. (LP: #1269984) [ Martin Pitt ] * Fix initialization of GdkDisplay, to fix crash when accessing Window.geometry. (LP: #1258170) * tests: Ensure we don't leave remmina and other processes open. (LP: #1259721) * Don't inherit our stdout to spawned processes, to allow users to redirect autopilot's stdout to tee and other programs which wait for EOF. (LP: #1259721) * Fix functional tests to actually run against the build tree again, and fix some of their failures. [ Sergio Schvezov ] * The generic goldfish target as a upa device. [ Dimitri John Ledkov ] * Fix emulator template screen size. -- Ubuntu daily release <email address hidden> Thu, 23 Jan 2014 23:21:34 +0000
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- autopilot-desktop: Autopilot support for the ubuntu Desktop platform
This metapackage exists to depend on the packages needed to install and use
autopilot on the Ubuntu Desktop platform.
- autopilot-touch: Autopilot support for the ubuntu Touch platform
This metapackage exists to depend on the packages needed to install and use
autopilot on the Ubuntu Touch platform.
- python-autopilot: Utility to write and run integration tests easily
The autopilot engine enables to ease the writing of python tests
for your application manipulating your inputs like the mouse and
keyboard. It also provides a lot of utilities linked to the X server
and detecting applications.
- python-autopilot-tests: Tests for the autopilot functional test tool.
This package contains tests for the python-autopilot package.
You can use this package to verify that autopilot is functioning
correctly, or to copy the techniques used in the autopilot tests
themselves.
- python-autopilot-trace: Support for tracing in autopilot
This package contains the binary lttng trace point for tracing
autopilot tests. This is useful when using autopilot to exercise
an instrumented application.
- python-autopilot-vis: The visualisation application for Autopilot.
The Autopilot vis tool allows you to inspect an application introspection
tree. It is a useful tool for test authors, but not required to run autopilot
tests.
- python3-autopilot: Utility to write and run integration tests easily (Python 3)
The autopilot engine enables to ease the writing of python tests
for your application manipulating your inputs like the mouse and
keyboard. It also provides a lot of utilities linked to the X server
and detecting applications.
- python3-autopilot-tests: Tests for the autopilot functional test tool. (Python 3)
This package contains tests for the python3-autopilot package.
You can use this package to verify that autopilot is functioning
correctly, or to copy the techniques used in the autopilot tests
themselves.
- python3-autopilot-trace: Support for tracing in autopilot (Python 3)
This package contains the binary lttng trace point for tracing
autopilot tests. This is useful when using autopilot to exercise
an instrumented application.
- python3-autopilot-vis: The visualisation application for Autopilot (Python 3)
The Autopilot vis tool allows you to inspect an application introspection
tree. It is a useful tool for test authors, but not required to run autopilot
tests.