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Test Page Template
This template must be used to create a new test page for each release that requires testing.
Any new features that are added to the test script must also be added to the feature list section of the template.
Test Passes
- ASM 5.0 Upgrade (February 25, 2014)
- 3.7 M7 (April 29, 2011)
Test Script
API Setup
General
- setup wizard should have a help topic
Setup API Tooling
- wizard with no selections in workspace and with selections; if the there are selected projects in the workspace that can have API tooling setup on them, they should be preselected in the wizard
- try canceling the wizard
- try selecting / unselecting all to make sure the finish and preview button work as expected</li>
- try selecting a project and viewing a preview
- try selecting projects that do and do not have a component.xml file
- ensure tags are added correctly to files (from the component.xml)
Annotations
General
- Confirm the API description file is the same as with Javadoc tags
- Confirm the API file generation task outputs the same description as it did with the Javadoc tags
Content Assist
- Use the API annotations in source
- Confirm content assist offers them
- Confirm the quick-fix to set up you bundle for them
Conversion
- Use the conversion wizard
- Confirm the wizard adds them in source
- Confirm the wizard optionally removes old Javadoc tags
Validation
- Confirm the validation preferences work
- Confirm the annotations are validated: no dupes, location, usage
API Baselines
General
- changing / editing / removing of the default baseline should ask you to build when the Ok button is pressed on the preference page the page and wizard should have help topics
Create a new API baseline
- try completing the wizard and canceling it
- try renaming a baseline (accepting and canceling the process)
- try changing the location of the new baseline and resetting the profile
Edit an API baseline
- try completing the wizard and canceling it
- try renaming a baseline (accepting and canceling the process)
Deleting an API baseline
- try deleting a baseline
- try deleting select baselines
- try deleting all baselines
Default Baseline
- try selecting a new default baseline
- try editing the default baseline (rename, should still be the default after rename)
- try deleting the default baseline
Change the warning level for missing default baselines
Building
Full Build
- run a full build on one project
- markers should be updated
- filters should be respected
- progress messages should be correct
- time to build should be reasonable
Run a full build on the workspace
- builder should only run on 'API aware' projects
- markers should be updated
- filters should be respected
- progress messages should be correct
- time to build should be reasonable
Incremental Building
- change a dependent type
- builder should run for dependent's
- markers should be updated for dependent's
- filters should be respected on type and dependent's
- time to build should be reasonable
Unsupported Javadoc Tags
Enable the check for unsupported Javadoc tag checking. All of the given tests should produce API problems, and all content assist-available tags should not
- add noimplement, no reference and nooverride tags to class (inner, outer, static, static inner, etc)
- add noinstantiate, noextend, noreference and nooverride tags to an interface (annotation)
- add noimplement, noextend and noinstantiate tags to a method
- add noimplement, noextend, noreference and noinstantiate tags to a constructor
- add noimplement, noextend, nooverride and noinstantiate tags to a field
- add noimplement, noextend, noreference, nooverride and noinstantiate tags to a final field
Quick Fixes
All quick fixes should not put a project in a state of error, and should work with an existing modified editor (i.e. even if there are unsaved edits in the editor the quick-fix is being activated on)
- usage problems
- compatibility problems
- version problems
- since tag problems
- API leak problems
Filters
General
- property page should have a help topic
- remove button should enable / disable properly
Add Filters
- use the quick fix (and the commenting quick-fix)
- drag & Drop in an existing filter file
- check out a filter file from CVS
- first added filter should cause filter file to be created immediately
- other added filters should be written to filter file immediately
- add / remove comments from a filter
Remove Filters
- use the property page
- try removing one or more filters by individually selecting filters or their parent file.
- ensure removed filters are removed (apply change or click Ok to close the property page, and reopen)
- canceling deleting filters should make no change
- removing filters should rebuild the project (incremental)
- removing last filter should remove the filter file immediately
- drag & Drop a filter file out of the project
- over-ride and update from CVS
- auto-remove using the builder preference
A good test case: (1) start new workspace, (2) bring org.eclipse.ui.navigator from R3_5 branch (3) set baseline to an Eclipse 3.5.0 install.
With the above set-up now change the setting in the workspace and the project and ensure filters are automatically cleaned up or reported depending on the setting.
Share Filters
- commit filter to CVS and check it out in another workspace
- should update filtered problems on next rebuild (unless the filter store for the project in question is already loaded)
Unused Filters
- create a filter for a Java element and them remove the element - problem should be reported
- create a filter for a Java element and delete the containing compilation unit - no problem (filters are cleaned up when the filter store is initialized / workspace restarted)
- quick-fix to remove the filter
- quick-fix to open the property page
Preferences
General
- the API Errors/Warnings page should have a help topic
Workspace
- change any number of preferences and apply the page (via the Apply button or the Ok button)
- change any number of preferences and hit 'Restore Default'
- change any number of preferences and cancel the page
- change all preferences using the 'Set all to' buttons (and apply / cancel / restore defaults)
- use the link to configure project specific settings
Per-Project
- try turning project specific settings on / off
- change any number of preferences and apply the page (via the Apply button or the Ok button)
- change any number of preferences and hit 'Restore Default'
- change any number of preferences and cancel the page
- change all preferences using the 'Set all to' buttons (and apply / cancel / restore defaults)
- use the link to configure workspace settings
Invalid System Library References
- change EE to 1.4 (or prior), set build-path JRE to be 1.5 or greater, and access types / methods / fields from the build path library
- add / remove EE descriptions from the preference page
Target Platform Stability Workspace Baseline
These tests are to ensure there is no corruption to the target platform when performing workspace baseline changes during normal development. All of the following tests require that the Target Platform State view be open and that it be checked after each of the following tests to ensure no bundle problems arise.
- create / delete projects in your workspace
- bring in projects from CVS
- open / close projects
- import projects (binary and normal projects)
Use Scan Reference
API Use Scans
- Test adding directory and archived API Use Scans
- Test with adding invalid use scans (directory and archives)
- Test Edit/Remove
- Test that build is triggered after changes
Use Scan Preferences
- Test setting preferences on API Use Scans tab of API Error/Warnings
- Test with different severities for Type, Method and Field problems
- Test that severity changes are reflected in markers in Problems view
Ant Task
- Test running the apitooling.apiusescanproblems ant task
- Test that it generates same problems as in the problems view
References
- Test for missing Type, Method and Field
- Test that missing method marker is placed at correct line numbers and are made on proper java file
- Test that missing field marker is placed at correct line number and are made on proper java file
- Test that missing type markers has line number as -1 and are made on Project
Run The Test Suite
The shared launch configurations in the org.eclipse.pde.api.tools.tests
bundle can be used to run these
- run ApiToolsTestSuite
- run ApiToolsPluginTestSuite