Add a super basic GimpTileBackendTileManager unit test and implement
GimpTileBackendTileManager enough to make it pass. Still a lot of work
left to do, this was just to get things up and running.
Move code in test-session-management.c to a common place so we can
have several variants of session management tests. We can't easily run
all session management tests in a single process, because some parts
of Gimp (the GObject) initialization eeks if done twice in the same
process.
Rename test-session-management.c to test-session-2-6-compatibility.c
and create a new test for GIMP 2.8 multi-window mode session files,
namely test-session-2-8-compatibility-multi-window.c. Copy and rename
sessionrc files accordingly.
Use a selected set of plug-ins from the build dir rather than the
install dir. In particular 'file-png' for the
'/gimp-save-and-export/imported_file_uris' test. We might need to use
other plug-ins from the build dir as well later, but for the ones from
'plug-ins/common' is enough.
Add a configure check for xvfb-run and run tests with that if
available. This makes it possible to easily run UI tests in headless
environments such as a server that does nightly builds; one just needs
to make sure xvfb-run is available.
Remove two GIMP initializations by putting
"gimp-window-management/window_roles" into "gimp-ui" and removing
"gimp-layer-groups/add_layer" which we already have in
"gimp-layers". And we can have layer group tests there too.
Apparently, $(abs_top_srcdir) and $(abs_top_builddir) aren't set as
shell variables any longer. Instead, use @abs_top_srcdir@ and
@abs_top_builddir@ so they get substituted at configure time.
Make our test cases write gimpdir files in a dedicate output directory
by changing GIMP2_DIRECTORY at runtime. This ends the writing to the
source directory which make distcheck doesn't like, and it also allows
us to have a separate expected sessionrc for the session management
test. In that test we load a GIMP 2.6 formated sessionrc but write one
updated for 2.8.
We perform this change by passing the builddir through an environment
variable to the test cases. The patch also does some generalizations
in gimp-app-test-utils.c and adapts test cases accordingly.
Also do an adjustment in sessionrc on the toolbox size since
GIMP/GTK+/X/whatever has a tendency to adjust that during runs. The
new size is stable for the moment.
Let each test sets GIMP2_DIRECTORY on their own through the help of a
new test utility function gimp_test_utils_set_gimp2_directory() that
is compiled into its own lib which tests are then linked with. Also,
instead of using "/tmp/gimpdir", we use "gimpdir-empty" in the source
dir. This way we get rid of a bunch of annoying warnings when running
the tests and have more control.
Add a new test suite called "test-ui" which will contain several UI
related tests. Right now it just contains a test to make sure that the
tool options editor is updated when the tool changes
("/gimp-ui/tool-options-editor-updates").
Lay a foundation for having automated XCF file format testing. The
only current test constructs an image, writes it to a file, loads a
new image from that file, and makes sure the loaded image is in the
state we expected, i.e. the same state as the original file.
Next up is adding GIMP 2.6 regression testing to this test suite.
Add a regression test for sessionrc parsing, handing and writing. The
test work in the following way: GIMP starts so that sessionrc is
deserialized and stored internally, the UI is shown, and then the
internal data structure about windows is serialized to a new
sessionrc. The test makes sure that a new sessionrc actually has been
created, and then that the content of the new file is identical to the
old one.
Enable us to have regression testing by introducing a core testing
framework that uses the GLib JUnit-like test library.
Do this by adding a new subdir app/tests that will contain all our
tests (it contains one trivial test already). Also add app/tests.[ch]
with a new function gimp_init_for_testing() so that test cases can
easily setup the core object system.
Martin Nordholts