Add a flutter app that can resize itself as integration test app.#112297
Add a flutter app that can resize itself as integration test app.#112297auto-submit[bot] merged 7 commits intoflutter:masterfrom
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Can you use an existing integration test for window resize instead of making a new one?
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@jmagman I can.
I think the reason I did it this way is to separate concerns of the integration tests. Regardless, if you want, I can add the test to either of those. |
That doesn't scale well, we don't need a new integration test project for every test. How about |
(not that you should implement them, just a comment) |
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@jmagman thanks for the feedback. This PR is much cleaner now thanks to you 👍 . |
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Screen.Recording.2022-09-23.at.9.30.14.AM.mov
Resizing a macos window after
runAppwas called twice caused the engine to hang. In order to test the fix, four approaches were possible.Approach 4 seems reasonable as it was the easiest to implement.
This commit contains the application and the integration tests that make sure the app works. I plan to follow up on this PR with another that implements the test that checks whether an app hangs after resizing.
partial fix to #92673
Pre-launch Checklist
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