Just to wrap things up nicely, Gijs found the answer for me: mochitests
run with e10s by default, even though Thunderbird's prefs are set for no
e10s. Setting --disable-e10s makes my test work.
(This is something that *would* work on the CI but not for me locally –
now that would be a change f
I've only recently noticed because until now we've had no mochitests
that require displaying mail. (We have other test suites.)
There's some leads here I can follow. I'm pretty sure we're at least
getting to the loadURI but beyond that I don't know. This stuff is well
outside my areas of exper
Hi, those familiar with test infrastructure
I am sorry that I am piggybacking my question/comment on a not directly
related topic.
During xpcshell test of TB, no display (of X11, say, under linux) is
shown. Is this a design decision and is to be expected?
If TB tries to show an error messag
On 26/08/2019 23:40, Geoff Lankow wrote:
Hi
Over the past year or so, I've been adding mochitests for new
Thunderbird features. It's recently occurred to me that in a mochitest,
Thunderbird does not display mail messages. Not even the message header
list, just a blank rectangle where the mess
They're browser mochitests, it's just a normal Thunderbird window.
GL
On 28/08/19 01:53, Andrew Sutherland wrote:
Can you elaborate on the execution context? Are these more like
"browser" mochitests or "plain" mochitests?
(https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Mozilla/Projects/Mochitest#Ru
Can you elaborate on the execution context? Are these more like
"browser" mochitests or "plain" mochitests?
(https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Mozilla/Projects/Mochitest#Running_flavors_and_subsuites)
Is the Thunderbird tabbed UI its own normal XUL window self, or is it
framed inside so
Hi
Over the past year or so, I've been adding mochitests for new
Thunderbird features. It's recently occurred to me that in a mochitest,
Thunderbird does not display mail messages. Not even the message header
list, just a blank rectangle where the message should be.
Obviously this is quite i
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