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On mobile, when tours are run on changing month, the "Register Payment"
step often fails with the following error:
AssertionError: The test code "odoo.startTour('main_flow_tour')" failed
Tour main_flow_tour failed at step Register Payment (trigger:
.o_statusbar_buttons button:enabled:contains('Register Payment'))
Please note before going further:
* The main flow is a tour. The tour manager waits for the trigger and
the extra trigger to be reachable before executing the step.
* On mobile the status bar buttons are wrapped in a dropdown.
So the stepUtils.statusbarButtonsSteps is composed by two actions:
1 - Open the dropdown if present.
2 - Click on the button.
Before this commit, the extra trigger doesn't look like the best one:
when this tour is executed during month change, the account
module has to perform some heavier (and longer) processes.
When the "Validate" call button is made (previous step), a lot of RPC
are made and, usually, the previous extra trigger works fine.
But for some reasons, the _renderStatusbarButtons is called
between the two steps in the statusbarButtonsSteps.
So this is the flow:
- Running the tour until...
- Click "Validate" button (this generates a bunch of RPC).
- Open the dropdown.
- Some RPC respond, which refresh the "state" and call _renderStatusbarButtons
(dropdown is not open anymore).
- Try to click on "Register Payment" => BUG
(button is present but not visible, so unreachable).
After this commit, the extra trigger is changed to force waiting for
the RPC that change the "state" and call _renderStatusbarButtons
before executing the "Register Payment" step.
closes odoo/odoo#61085
X-original-commit: dacc1703c486c8affb44df679ab5e8e2ba724867
Signed-off-by: Adrien Dieudonné (adr) <adr@odoo.com>
Signed-off-by: rfr-odoo <rfr-odoo@users.noreply.github.com>
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