test: cover webview and app install/uninstall on both platforms - #419
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The e2e suite never installed or uninstalled an app, and never touched a
webview. It also reported far less coverage than it actually had: device
commands run inside the daemon, and the daemon was still alive when
`go tool covdata` read the counter directory, so none of its work counted.
Tests, one group per platform against the playground app:
- install and uninstall: uninstall, assert the package is gone from
`apps list`, install the release build from disk, then assert every
field `apps list` and `apps install` report today, so a dropped
`appName` or `versionCode` fails here instead of shipping.
- webview: tap into the playground webview screen, then list, url,
title, eval, content, query, wait, goto, back, forward and reload,
plus negative paths for an unknown webview id and an unknown device.
- a separate group launches the system settings app and asserts
`webview list` fails on a build the agent cannot attach to. It owns
its setup, since `webview list` reads the foreground app and would
otherwise break the state the playground group sets up once.
`goto`, `back` and `forward` return before the navigation commits, and
`wait --state load` can observe the outgoing page's load event, so url
assertions poll instead of sleeping. The app restores its last webview
url between launches, so the setup navigates back to the sample page
rather than assuming a fresh one.
Fixes:
- Makefile stops the daemon before the suites, so the one they spawn
inherits GOCOVERDIR, and again afterwards, so it exits cleanly and
flushes its counters before covdata reads them.
- `test:ios` ran `--project=simulator`, which made it a silent duplicate
of `test:simulator` and left real-device coverage unreachable. The two
are now one honest `test:ios-simulator`, and the Makefile runs it
instead of the commented-out pair.
Coverage: 26.3% -> 43.1% overall, with no change to the product code.
commands/webview.go 0% -> 9 of 10 functions at 100%, commands/apps.go
0% -> 44-86%, devices/{android,ios}_webview.go 0% -> 74.6%.
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe E2E suite adds shared response and WebView validation, playground artifact management, polling-based readiness checks, expanded Android and iOS coverage, and daemon cleanup through an exit trap. ChangesMobile E2E test improvements
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Other Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant E2ETests
participant MobileCLI
participant DeviceOrSimulator
E2ETests->>MobileCLI: request app or WebView operation
MobileCLI->>DeviceOrSimulator: inspect or execute operation
DeviceOrSimulator-->>MobileCLI: return device response
MobileCLI-->>E2ETests: return validated result or original error
Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to WebView E2E failures can be misreported as a missing playground menu after the polling timeout, obscuring device or response failures and slowing diagnosis. The issue is localized but should be corrected for reliable test failures. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
✅ Passed checks (4 passed)
Full details: Docstring CoverageExplanation Docstring coverage is 27.14% which is insufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 70 functions across 7 files. (1 skipped: 1 unsupported.)
✨ Finishing Touches 💡 1📝 Generate docstrings 💡
🧪 Generate unit tests (beta)
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test/android.spec.ts (1)
688-689: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win
webViewCommandErrorparsesstdoutwithout checking that it holds JSON. Both copies defaultstdoutto''and pass it straight toJSON.parse. When the command fails without emitting an envelope, for example on the 180-secondexecFileSynctimeout or a missing binary, the helper throwsUnexpected end of JSON inputand discards the real cause.
test/android.spec.ts#L688-L689: throw an error that includes the original failure whenstdoutis empty, before callingJSON.parse.test/simulator.spec.ts#L900-L901: apply the same guard, or consume a single shared helper as described in the duplication comment.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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485-489: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winTerminate Settings after this group.
The
terminateApphelper exists and terminates the specified bundle. Add cleanup so later groups do not inherit Settings in the foreground.♻️ Proposed fix
test.beforeAll(async () => { if (!simulatorId) return; launchApp(simulatorId, IOS_SETTINGS_BUNDLE_ID); await sleep(3000); }); + + test.afterAll(() => { + if (!simulatorId) return; + terminateApp(simulatorId, IOS_SETTINGS_BUNDLE_ID); + });🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Inline comments:
In `@Makefile`:
- Around line 30-38: Update the Make recipe containing the mobile Playwright
suites so daemon cleanup is guaranteed even when a suite fails. Group the suite
commands in one shell and add an EXIT trap that runs
GOCOVERDIR=$(CURDIR)/test/coverage ./mobilecli daemon stop while preserving the
original suite exit status; keep the existing suite order and coverage behavior.
In `@test/android.spec.ts`:
- Line 320: Update the tests in the webview-related groups so each test performs
its own required install and navigation setup, using beforeEach where
appropriate; do not rely on preceding tests for device state. Retain
test.describe.serial only to preserve retry behavior, not as a prerequisite
mechanism, so --grep and single-test execution remain independent.
- Around line 445-450: Update the webview-on-uninspectable-app test group to
skip execution when deviceType is 'real', while retaining the existing emulator
behavior. After launching SETTINGS_PACKAGE in the group’s setup, clear the
Settings task during teardown so the physical device is not left modified.
In `@test/webview.ts`:
- Around line 7-9: Replace the live mobilewright.dev URLs in WEBVIEW_SAMPLE_URL
and WEBVIEW_DONE_URL with URLs served by a controlled local test fixture or
playground artifact, and derive both navigation targets from that fixture while
preserving WEBVIEW_DONE_NAME and the existing test flow.
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Nitpick comments:
In `@test/android.spec.ts`:
- Around line 688-689: Update webViewCommandError in test/android.spec.ts at
lines 688-689 and test/simulator.spec.ts at lines 900-901 to detect empty stdout
and throw an error that preserves the original command failure before calling
JSON.parse; apply the same guard in both locations or reuse one shared helper,
while retaining envelope parsing for non-empty stdout.
In `@test/simulator.spec.ts`:
- Around line 485-489: Update the test group’s lifecycle in test.beforeAll
around launchApp to add cleanup that calls the existing terminateApp helper for
IOS_SETTINGS_BUNDLE_ID after the group completes, ensuring later groups do not
inherit Settings in the foreground.
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Make each test establish its own device state. All four groups share mutable state: the listing test requires the preceding install, and the webview back, forward, and reload tests require earlier navigation. The checked-in configuration runs one worker with no retries and no full parallelism, but --grep or single-test execution can run a dependent test without its prerequisites. test.describe.serial can preserve order and group retries, but it does not make isolated tests independent. Move the install and navigation setup into each test or a suitable beforeEach; use serial mode only as retry protection.
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In `@test/android.spec.ts` at line 320, Update the tests in the webview-related
groups so each test performs its own required install and navigation setup,
using beforeEach where appropriate; do not rely on preceding tests for device
state. Retain test.describe.serial only to preserve retry behavior, not as a
prerequisite mechanism, so --grep and single-test execution remain independent.
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| export const WEBVIEW_SAMPLE_URL = 'https://mobilewright.dev/samples/webview/?source=webview'; | ||
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| export const WEBVIEW_DONE_URL = `https://mobilewright.dev/samples/webview/?done=${WEBVIEW_DONE_NAME}`; |
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Remove the live website dependency from the WebView tests.
WEBVIEW_SAMPLE_URL and WEBVIEW_DONE_URL depend on mobilewright.dev. DNS, network, TLS, or content deployment failures can fail these suites when the CLI is correct. Serve a controlled fixture from the test environment or playground artifact, and derive the navigation URLs from that fixture.
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In `@test/webview.ts` around lines 7 - 9, Replace the live mobilewright.dev URLs
in WEBVIEW_SAMPLE_URL and WEBVIEW_DONE_URL with URLs served by a controlled
local test fixture or playground artifact, and derive both navigation targets
from that fixture while preserving WEBVIEW_DONE_NAME and the existing test flow.
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Source: Learnings
The android settings tests slept for a fixed 3 to 5 seconds and then asserted. On a slow emulator that guess was wrong often enough that unmodified main failed 1, 2 and 3 of them across three consecutive runs. test/poll.ts reads the device up to ten times, a second apart, and returns as soon as it agrees. Applied to every place that was sleeping on a guess: waiting for an app to reach the foreground, for the launcher to come back, for text to appear on screen, for the playground menu to draw, and for a webview to be reported. That made the suite both stable and faster: the emulator project went from about 1.1 minutes to 34 seconds, and it exposed a real race the fixed sleeps had been papering over, where a webview is listed before its page has a title. The webview setup now settles the page before any test reads it. Review fixes: - The Makefile ran the suites as separate recipe lines, so a failing suite skipped the daemon stop and lost its counters. They now run in one shell under an EXIT trap. - webViewCommandError parsed stdout as json unconditionally, so a timeout or a missing binary surfaced as "Unexpected end of JSON input" instead of the real failure. Empty stdout now rethrows the original. - The uninspectable-app group skips real devices and clears the settings task afterwards on android, and terminates settings on ios, so neither leaves a device in that state. - The two groups that walk a device through an ordered sequence are marked serial, so a failure retries the group rather than one step out of context. Not taken: replacing the mobilewright.dev sample page with a local fixture. The playground app hardcodes that url and loads it itself, so the dependency exists with or without these tests.
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In `@test/android.spec.ts`:
- Around line 698-699: Update hasWebViewButton and both platform helpers around
findWebViewButton and dumpUI so only the expected missing-button error is
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Rethrow UI dump and response errors from hasWebViewButton.
findWebViewButton throws the expected missing-button error, but dumpUI can also throw on command, transport, JSON, envelope, or response-shape failures. Both helpers convert these failures to false, so polling can hide the cause and report only playground menu never appeared after its timeout. Catch only the missing-button error and rethrow all other errors in both platform helpers.
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In `@test/android.spec.ts` around lines 698 - 699, Update hasWebViewButton and
both platform helpers around findWebViewButton and dumpUI so only the expected
missing-button error is converted to false; rethrow command, transport, JSON,
envelope, response-shape, and other unexpected errors to preserve their
diagnostics.
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What
The e2e suite never installed or uninstalled an app, and never touched a webview. It also under-reported its own coverage badly.
New tests (emulator + iOS simulator)
install / uninstall — uninstall playground, assert it is gone from
apps list, install the release build from local disk, then assert every fieldapps listandapps installreport today. A droppedappNameorversionCodenow fails here instead of shipping. The artifact (.apk/.zip) is downloaded from the playground releases and cached under its version;PLAYGROUND_VERSIONis a single shared constant.webview — tap into the playground webview screen, then exercise
list,url,title,eval,content,query,wait,goto,back,forward,reload, plus negative paths for an unknown webview id and an unknown device.not-inspectable app — launches the system settings app and asserts
webview listfails on a build the agent cannot attach to. It sits in its own describe with its own setup:webview listreads the foreground app, so folding it into the playground group would break that group's shared state.Two things the device taught the tests:
goto/back/forwardreturn before the navigation commits, andwait --state loadcan observe the outgoing page's load event — so url assertions poll rather than sleep.Fixes
go tool covdataread the counter directory — a-coverbinary only writes counters when it exits. The Makefile now stops the daemon before the suites (so the one they spawn inheritsGOCOVERDIR) and again afterwards (so it flushes).test:iosran--project=simulator, making it a silent duplicate oftest:simulatorand leaving real-device coverage unreachable. The two are now one honesttest:ios-simulator, and the Makefile runs it instead of the commented-out pair.Coverage
No product code changed.
commands/webview.go0% → 9 of 10 functions at 100% (the holdout needs a device type that isn'tWebViewable).commands/apps.go0% → 44–86%.devices/{android,ios}_webview.go0% → 74.6%.Roughly 13 points of that jump is measurement that was being lost, not new testing.
Test plan
make test-e2egreen end to end, exit 0-g "cannot be inspected"), confirming they are order-independentnpx tsc --noEmitclean for every touched fileNote: the Settings-related Android tests are flaky independent of this branch — unmodified
mainproduced 1, 2, then 3 failures across three consecutive runs, varying which tests fail. They use fixedsleep()waits against a slow emulator. Not addressed here.Summary by CodeRabbit