The source for this document can be gotten from Bazaar:

{{{
bzr cat lp:indicator-messages/tests/manual
}}}

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


== Test Case: indicator-messages/unity7-items-check ==
=== Procedure ===
 * Log in to a Unity 7 user session
 * Go to the panel and click on the Messages indicator
   * Ensure there are items in the menu


== Test Case: indicator-messages/unity7-greeter-items-check ==
=== Procedure ===
 * Start a system and wait for the greeter or logout of the current user session
 * Go to the panel and click on the Messages indicator
   * Ensure there are items in the menu


== Test Case: indicator-messages/unity8-items-check ==
=== Procedure ===
 * Login to a user session running Unity 8
 * Pull down the top panel until it sticks open
 * Navigate through the tabs until "Notifications" is shown
   * Incoming is at the top of the menu
   * The menu is populated with items


== Test Case: indicator-messages/unity8-phone-symbolic-icon ==
=== Procedure ===
 * NOTE: Requires Unity8 and Telephony hardware
 * Login to a user session running Unity 8
 * Send an SMS to the device
   * Icon on the panel should change color signifying a new message
 * Verify the application icon in the menu item is monochromatic
   * On the right side of the item the application icon should have no color


== Test Case: indicator-messages/unity8-embedded-greeter ==
=== Procedure ===
 * NOTE: Only works with embedded greeter, split greeter will require modifications to this test
 * NOTE: Only works on a device that can receive SMS messages
 * Ensure System Settings is set to "Show Messages on Greeter"
 * Send an SMS to the device
   * The notification icon should change color
   * There should be an entry in the messaging menu with the SMS message
   * The item should include the sender and the start of the message
 * Go to the greeter. This can be done by hitting the lock button twice.
 * Ensure the messaging menu has the message
   * The notification icon should have color
   * There should be an entry in the messaging menu with the SMS message
   * The item should include the sender and the start of the message
 * Clear the message in the greeter
   * The message should no longer be in the messaging menu
 * Disable System Settings value "Show Messages on Greeter"
 * Send an SMS to the device
   * The notification icon should change color
   * There should be an entry in the messaging menu with the SMS message
   * The item should include the sender and the start of the message
 * Go to the greeter. This can be done by hitting the lock button twice.
 * Ensure the messaging menu has the message, but it does not include the start of the message
   * The notification icon should have color
   * There should be an entry in the messaging menu with the SMS message
   * The item should include the sender but NOT the start of the message
 * Clear the message in the greeter
   * The message should no longer be in the messaging menu


== Test Case: indicator-messages/push-message-twitter ==
=== Procedure ===
 * From a shell prompt send a simultated Twitter push notification
   * gdbus call --session --dest com.ubuntu.Postal --object-path /com/ubuntu/Postal/com_2eubuntu_2edeveloper_2ewebapps_2ewebapp_2dtwitter --method com.ubuntu.Postal.Post com.ubuntu.developer.webapps.webapp-twitter_webapp-twitter '"{\"message\": \"foobar\", \"notification\":{\"card\": {\"summary\": \"yes\", \"body\": \"hello\", \"popup\": true, \"persist\": true}}}"'
   * The messaging envelope on the panel should change to highlight a message
 * Open the messaging menu
   * The menu should contain an entry with the Twitter icon for the application
   * The title of the message should be 'yes'
   * The body of the message should be 'hello'
   * At the bottom of them menu there should be a 'Clear All' menu item
 * Clear the message using the 'Clear All' command
   * The Twitter message should disappear
   * The 'Clear All' item should disappear
   * The icon in the panel should return to its original state