Thanks Bill,
That really helps a lot.
On Mon, Mar 7, 2011 at 4:09 PM, Bill Napier nap...@google.com wrote:
Yes. Our tests are written on top of pyunit (which runs inside
monkeyrunner). We use sameAs and an asset.
For the test cases we are developing, sameAs (with a percentage) is
@bill,
You mentioned that you compare the subsequent snapshots.
I have questions:
Do you use *sameAs* method as an assertion method (like Assert in JUnit) to
verify pass or failure of the testcase?
How do you say that this percentage have changed with the next screenshot so
that testcase is
Yes. Our tests are written on top of pyunit (which runs inside
monkeyrunner). We use sameAs and an asset.
For the test cases we are developing, sameAs (with a percentage) is
sufficient. This allows things like the time in the status bar and any
other possible notifications to get ignored.
If
According to the monkeyrunner documentation, you can compare
screenshot output to known screenshot for regression testing. How do
you do this? I see the method sameAs on MonkeyImage but that takes a
MonkeyImage presumably one saved on disk for regression testing but
there appears to be no way to
Hi Christopher,
Being able to load an image into MonkeyRunner from the filesystem
makes a lot of sense, I don't see how I had missed that. All the
test's we've been using MonkeyRunner before only ever wanted to
compare to subsequent snapshots (to see what has changed). This looks
pretty
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