The source for this document can be gotten from Bazaar:

bzr cat lp:indicator-display/tests/manual

The source is in the standard manual testing format for Ubuntu QA: Testing/TestCaseFormat

Test Case: indicator-display/adb-prompt

Procedure

• Ensure your computer is not on your device's whitelist for promptless ADB connections. If any computers are whitelisted, they are stored on the device in /data/misc/adb/adb_keys and you can safely remove your computer from it by (A) either removing the file or removing the line that contains your laptop's public key (the line matching ~/.android/adbkey.pub on your computer), then (B) reboot the device or sudo restart android-tools-adbd.

• Turn off your device's screen.
• Connect your computer to your device with a USB cable.
  • The device screen should come on, showing the lockscreen.
• Unlock the device.

  • After unlocking, an ADB prompt should appear asking whether or not to allow USB debugging.

  • The ADB prompt should show your computer's fingerprint. This can be checked by running "$ awk '{print $1}' < ~/.android/adbkey.pub | openssl base64 -A -d -a | openssl md5 -c" (Source) on your computer.

• Click "Don't Allow".
  • The prompt should disappear.

• Try to log into the device from the computer, eg via phablet-shell.

  • The login attempt should fail.
• Disconnect and reconnect the device's USB cable.
  • The ADB prompt should reappear.
• Don't touch the ADB prompt. Instead, disconnect the device's USB cable.
  • The ADB prompt should disappear.
• Reconnect the device's USB cable.
  • The ADB prompt should reappear.
• Don't touch the ADB prompt. Instead, disconnect the device's USB cable.
• Turn off the device's screen.
• Reconnect the device's USB cable.
  • The device screen should come on, showing the lockscreen.
• Unlock the device.
  • After unlocking, the ADB prompt should reappear.
• Click "Allow".
• Try to log into the device from the computer.

  • The login attempt should now succeed. (NB: as always, phablet-shell may take a few tries to connect )

• Disconnect and reconnect the device's USB cable.
  • The device should be remembered, so no prompt should appear.
• Try to log into the device from the computer.
  • The device should be remembered, so the login attempt should succeed.

Test Case: indicator-display/adb-prompt-after-boot

Procedure

• Follow step 1 of indicator-display/adb-prompt test to ensure your computer is not on your device's whitelist for promptless ADB connections.
• Connect your computer and device with a USB cable
• Hold down the device's power button and tap "Restart" to reboot the phone
• Wait for the phone to reboot and the lockscreen to appear
  • The USB Debugging prompt should not appear
• Unplug the USB cable from the device, then reconnect it
  • The USB Debugging prompt should not appear
• Unlock the device
  • The USB Debugging prompt should appear

Test Case: indicator-display/rotation-indicator

Procedure

• On the phone, enable the rotation lock in ubuntu-system-settings.
  • The rotation lock indicator should appear, and its switch menuitem should be set to 'true'.
    • With the rotation locked, click on the indicator's switch menuitem to toggle from locked to unlocked.
  • The rotation lock indicator should disappear
  • In ubuntu-system-settings, the rotation lock control should change to 'none'.

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