Details
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Task
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Resolution: Unresolved
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P3: Somewhat important
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QSR 2.0
Description
Since the code is pretty much operating system agnostic, we could utilize depth-first test strategy for the UI regression test instead of depth-first.
- RTA can run the installation tests for all environments
- RTA can run all autotests from all folder for all environments
- But we could consider having dedicated Squish tests in <src>tests/UI folder for Windows and/or Linux environment
- Developers can repeat those at any time in their own computers
- We can get high automation check coverage against regression
- Customers can use those tests as basis for their test assets
- This can even be triggered frequently by other tools
- e.g either Gerrit hook in the code review for the commit
- QSR nightly test server (non-blocking CI)
- Coin itself for a given configuration
- We can even consider having integration tests for the Qt Design Studio
- The tests can use the predefined capacity tests and generated QML, or that can be done in the runtime in the tests.
- And RTA can run these in detailed test for given configurations in a case that frequent mandatory Qt Creator updates do not mess the test script integrity
- Tests include installation tests that will always update the Qt Creator