This commit add the support to simulate a "TAP" (touch) using coordinate.
This utils will be used in a future commit in web_enterprise to be able
to test some specific case for FullCalendar.
Task ID: 1891957
Extraction of the findItem function from the control panel test utils
to the dom utils.
This function helps find an item matching a given selector and:
- having the given text as its inner text
OR
- being the item at the given index
An error is thrown if no item matches the predicate
1. Test utils helpers adapted to properly instantiate the new Owl control panel
2. New file 'test_utils_control_panel' to create a control panel and use helpers
3. New helper: createComponent (creates a generic component, see jsdoc)
4. Use of the new helpers in the current tests (more in sibling commits)
5. Helper 'addMockEnvironment' is now asynchronous
6. Owl config mode set to 'dev' in test suite (props validation)
Part of task 2196029
Co-authored-by: Mathieu Duckerts-Antoine <dam@odoo.com>
General cleaning of some helpers and generic files. The idea is that they are
less likely to be entirely re-written in the near future so this is a way to
keep the code clean, readable and compliant to the current standards. Changes include:
- Use of async/await when possible
- Use of const/let instead of var
- Removal of underscore.js
- Use of native JS instead of jQuery when possible
The logic of the affected code remains the same.
Revision on https://github.com/odoo/odoo/commit/141b34f152f36d970d4ff78abe53f563555a8e69
Having async/await as a new promise constructor is an antipattern.
The reason is that it may lead to unnoticed errors: if an inner
promise is rejected, it won't propagate the error to another promise
that will handle the error. As a result, this error becomes unnoticed
and the initial promise is pending indefinitely, which also may lead
to more bugs [1].
[1] https://stackoverflow.com/a/25569299Closes#43072
Revision on [1].
Commit above made changes to test helper `nextTick()`, so that it
waits for `window.nextAnimationFrame()` (shorten, 'rAF'). This was
useful to wait for OWL rendering, since OWL renders on next animation
frame.
From a theoretical standpoint, the helper should wait at least as
much time as before, as it adds either no slowdown (rAF is readily
available), or a few milliseconds wait (rAF waits for next available
animation frame).
However, some old tests show non-deterministic behaviours, resulting
to crashes [2]. It suggested, for some reasons, that `nextTick()` did
not wait long enough for re-render... Which is surprising considering
explanation above!
Some of these tests have been fixed, assuming it was caused by un-
guaranteed order of successive `setTimeout(0)` [3]. Unfortunately,
this does not explain why it never crashed before the change on
`nextTick()`...
After investigation, we think that this behaviour comes from rAFs
having their own task queue, which no longer guarantees that queued
tasks happen after queued micro-tasks:
When the requested next animation frame is readily available, the
callback of `requestAnimationFrame()` is immediately called and waits
for `setTimeout(0)`. The `setTimeout(0)` await is resolved before any
other queued async micro-tasks, so that `nextTick()` is resolved
sooner than expected. This would explain how `nextTick()` does not
wait long enough for rendering from the loads of resolved Promises,
even though there is a promise resolution after `setTimeout(0)`.
This commit fixes the issue by moving the await `setTimeout(0)`
before the rAF call, so that it correctly waits render from chain of
resolved promises (since the `setTimeout(0)` is awaited in the same
main task queue).
[1] https://github.com/odoo/odoo/commit/b0941d19a07b08fabc64a284b58e57edc46203dd
[2] http://runbot.odoo.com/runbot/build/771505 and http://runbot.odoo.com/runbot/build/752855
[3] https://github.com/odoo/odoo/commit/6cbfdbce2d0f1b567b6a6d6f637fe2a476980accclosesodoo/odoo#42123
Signed-off-by: VincentSchippefilt <VincentSchippefilt@users.noreply.github.com>
In this commit:
- transformed test_utils helpers to always trigger native events
- introduced new test_utils_create helper: prepareTarget
- updated qunit asserts to support Owl Components
- updated all misused helpers that would crash with the updated test_utils
Co-authored-by: Julien Mougenot <jum@odoo.com>
Co-authored-by: Mathieu Duckerts-Antoine <dam@odoo.com>
Co-authored-by: Pierre Rousseau <pro@odoo.com>
The gantt view allows the dragged pill to be copied when
the key ctrl (or command) is pressed. In order to be
able to test that feature, we had to modify
testUtils.dragAndDrop. This is done in the present
commit.
closesodoo/odoo#37074
Signed-off-by: VincentSchippefilt <VincentSchippefilt@users.noreply.github.com>
*: mail,partner_autocomplete: adapted tests
Added a new function to trigger the adequate type of event on
an element (native JS event to DOM Nodes and jQuery event to jQuery objects),
and refactored the generic event-triggering functions to call this new function.
Before this rev., the datepicker was opened when a date(time) field
was focused (e.g. with keyboard navigation). We don't want this
behavior anymore, and we want the datepicker to open only when the
user clicks in the input. This rev. makes this change.
Moreover, this allowed to refined the keyboard navigation (ESC) in
editable list views: when a datepicker is opened, and the user
presses ESC, we close the datepicker, but we keep the row in
edition, whereas before this rev., the row was switched to readonly.
closesodoo/odoo#32408
Signed-off-by: Martin Geubelle (mge) <mge@openerp.com>
While dragging kanban record which have a cover image set, the kanban view
creates extra space, which makes it difficult to properly target a
position.
This is because of a jquery.ui issue for sortable when helper=clone is used.
In that case, then jquery.ui sortable will create a clone of current element
after hiding it. Note that jquery.ui tries to get height to current dragged
element after making it hidden(display: none) and display: none, so the element
does not return actual height and hence it gives innerHeight which considers
height of the image also and extra space is generated.
An alternative solution is to add start event in sortable option and
1) show ui.item
2) get height of the element and
3) hide ui.item, which gives proper height of the current dragged element
But removing helper=clone will also fix the issue and is not actually required.
Note that some special care had to be done to prevent the click from the
drag and drop operation to actually open the record.
Related to task: #1865788Closes: #25734closesodoo/odoo#29642
Romeo Fragomeli