- Create element to be displayed
- Update the interface and bind in the view holder
Set the filter to limit this action to FOLDER.
- Create core function
Main logic is done on the controller (has it should be done). The whole
process is done in one coroutine to be non-blocking as many
(sub)folders & links can be present. If folder is empty, a toast is
displayed. Else iterate on items. When item is:
- a FOLDER -> restart process (without toast) on the folder
- a ITEM -> open it
- a SEPARATOR -> do nothing
Once finished, show the tabs tray.
Toast message is defined in fragment to have access to context.
- Create androidTest for openAllInTabs
- Create tests for handleBookmarkFolderOpening
- Display 'open all' options only if folder has at least on child:
A coroutine and suspended functions have to be used, since `getTree`
is async.
This should prevent issues with the cleanup being done earlier (even in @After)
and affecting the behavior of the Activity which is still running.
With this issue fixed I've re-enabled verifyCustomizeHomepageTest.
Because when FeatureSettingsHelper is instantiated it caches the settings
values from that instant it's important to only use one instance of it so I've
updated all tests that are using HomeActivityTestRule.
HomeActivityIntentTestRule may be updated with a similar functionality later.
* For #26792 - Change active Firebase Test Lab emulator from x86 to ARM
Update startup-test kind.yml Jobs for ARM
Update ui-test kind.yml Jobs for ARM
Cleans up and renames Flank configurations for ARM
Updates ui-test.sh for ARM
* Fix BookmarksTest.kt and HomeScreenTest.kt
* Fix intent matcher for SettingsAboutTest
Adds a helper function for Play Store intent
* Fix SettingsSearchTest.kt
* ktlint fix TestHelper.kt and SettingsRobot.kt
The first patch for this enabled the contile feature by default which based on
the automated tests increased the number of inflations done in HomeActivity.
This patch comes to address that by allowing for up to 6 inflations as seen
reported as the actual count in tests.
