* fixed segmented control golden test
* fixed segmented control golden test
* added cursorWidth, cursorRadius
* added default value for cursorWidth based on Apple specs
* test default cursorWidth
* removed cursorHeight stuff
* added functionality to keep cursor from blinking
* cursor width and radius is configurable + tests
* changed goldens repo version in goldens.version
* working version of configurable cursor (erased debugKeepCursorOn)
* minor changes
* docs
* changed textfield test that was failing due to new default cursorwidth
* added default value of cursorwidth in RenderEditable
* only run golden file tests on Mac
* cursor tests
* the tests are actually there now
* weak warning fixed
* switching to Linux
* changed default cursorWidth: 2.0 -> 1.0
* assorted changes, including changing text field test
* re-paint -> re-layout when changing cursorWidth
* Upgrade to current LTS version of Node
The version of NPM with Node 6 is over a year old and frequently hangs trying to install Firebase tools.
* Temporarily comment out this condition so the install runs on Travis
* Revert "Temporarily comment out this condition so the install runs on Travis"
This reverts commit 74db9366b4.
* Pin to nodejs v8.1
* Include stdout/stderr in failure messages
Sometimes some of these tests unexpectedly fail with a non-zero exit code. This ensures stdout/stderr is included in the test failure message when this happens so that we can track down the issue.
* Remove redundant info about exit code
* Remove unnecessary indenting
The [markers] make it fairly clear so this just makes the test code noisy.
This logic is described in the test as looking for a scroll ending
very close to a new page, but in fact its behavior is more like
"very close to a page to the right": if we're not very, very close
to any page, it will pick the page to the left, not an old page.
There's no reason this should be left-right asymmetrical.
Instead, pick the nearest page.
In practice, the case where this makes a difference never arises when
the scroll runs undisturbed to completion; but when the user taps on
the page to hold or drag, the scroll will be interrupted before it
gets within tolerance of a particular page, and this case does arise.
This fixes a glitch that is hard to trigger without time dilation,
but is quite conspicuous with it:
* Open a tab view with at least 4 tabs, e.g. the Buttons screen
of the gallery (with "Animate Slowly" on.)
* Starting at tab 0, tap tab 2.
* When the animation is nearly complete, tap the page a couple
of times, as if to drag it around to scroll. Then let the
page view settle ballistically toward page 2.
* Before it finishes, tap tab 3.
* Suddenly page 1 fills the view, replacing page 2, before we
scroll from there to page 3.
With this fix, the animation in the last step moves smoothly from
where we are when it starts onward to page 3.
Before a severe log would be raised when timeout happens. Now that
testing connections requires potentially running into a timeout, this
will cause failures when there shouldn't be any.
This test was designed to ensure flutter_tester keeps running (previously it would quit immediately). However it's turned out ot be rather flaky and we have new tests on the way that supersede this by actually testing real things (debug stepping, reloading, expression evaluation).
* Remove the 'app' domain from flutter daemon
By default the daemon won't register the "app" domain, you need to opt-in (which the 'run' command does, as well as the tests for the app functionality).
Fixes#6658.
* Tweak text
* Put restart/callServiceExtension/stop back into daemon mode
* Add a comment about removing discoverApps
After landing the un-skip this test failed with a timeout. It then passed on the next build (!). I think it's too flaky to leave running until we can better diagnose what's happening.
* Add --create option to flutter emulators
* Tweaks to error message
* Simplify emulator search logic
* Make name optional
* Add a note about this option being used with --create
* Tweaks to help information
* Switch to processManager for easier testing
* Don't crash on missing files or missing properties in Android Emulator
* Move name suffixing into emulator manager
This allows it to be tested in the EmulatorManager tests and also used by daemon later if desired.
* Pass the context's android SDK through so it can be mocked by tests
* Misc fixes
* Add tests around emulator creation
Process calls are mocked to avoid needing a real SDK (and to be fast). Full integration tests may be useful, but may require ensuring all build environments etc. are set up correctly.
* Simplify avdManagerPath
Previous changes were to emulatorPath!
* Fix lint errors
* Fix incorrect file exgtension for Windows
* Fix an issue where no system images would crash
reduce throws on an empty collection.
* Fix "null" appearing in error messages
The name we attempted to use will now always be returned, even in the case of failure.
* Add additional info to missing-system-image failure message
On Windows after installing Andriod Studio I didn't have any of these and got this message. Installing with sdkmanager fixed the issue.
* Fix thrown errors
runResult had a toString() but we moved to ProcessResult when switching to ProcessManager to this ended up throwing "Instance of ProcessResult".
* Fix package import
* Fix more package imports
* Move mock implementation into Mock class
There seemed to be issues using Lists in args with Mockito that I couldn't figure out (docs say to use typed() but I couldn't make this compile with these lists still)..
* Rename method that's ambigious now we have create
* Handle where there's no avd path
* Add another toList() :(
* Remove comment that was rewritten
* Fix forbidden import
* Make optional arg more obviously optional
* Reformat doc
* Note that we create a pixel device in help text
* Make this a named arg
* Improve update checking
This change emables pinging the server to check for updates regardless of whether the local version is "out of date". The server code already has a 7-day cache so the result is that we can now ping the server once every 7 days instead of waiting for the local install to be 4 weeks out of date before pinging.
The original 4 week period is still used for when we'll start warning the user they're out of date if we could not confirm with the server whether there's a new version.
* Improve message when we know there's a new version available
* Fix bnullable bool checks
* Switch nullable bool to enum
* Fix casing of enum values
* Remove stale comment
The names are now descriptive so doesn't need additional explanation.
* Improve name of function
* Remove note:
* Rename kPauseToLetUserReadTheMessage -> timeToPauseToLetUserReadTheMessage
* Change kVersionAgeConsideredUpToDate to 5 weeks from 4
* Inline the isNewerFrameworkVersionAvailable check
* Fix indenting (?)
* Fix more indenting
* Rename function to be clearer it's getting the commit date
* Formating tweaks
* Update stamp when connection failed, and reduce time before we'll try again
Previously we would hit the server on every command if we thought we might be out of date and we never successfully connected (eg. if you're offline). This makes the stamp update even when there's a conneciton failure so that this won't happen, but reduces the time till we check again from 7 days to 3 days to compensate a little in case it was a one-off.
https://github.com/flutter/flutter/pull/18193#issuecomment-399222269
* Fix comment
* Don't perform update checks if not on an official channel
This test is failing on mac_bot (but passing elsewhere) because flutter-tester is apparently quitting earlier than expected. Locally it fails with an even weirder error and almost all tests are failing with "Compilation failed" (this isn't happening on the builds, so something is bad on my MacBook). Marking as skip to fix build while investigating; there's no real impact of this test not running; it's testing a tool that its itself used for testing (and not currently in any way that should be affected by this failure).
