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* Test plan for component: scopes

• Component Checklist: <backlink to your component checklist>

• Trunk URLs:

  • lp:unity-scopes-api
  • lp:unity-scopes-shell

• Ubuntu Package URLs (LP):

  • https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/unity-scopes-api

  • https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/unity-scopes-shell

Test Plan

This test plan is not supposed to be complete; use it to guide your manual testing so they dont miss big functional areas that are part in the component; also this should be used as guideline to inspire the exploratory testing which should be adapted smartly based on the real content of a MP

• Install on phone. During the execution of the tests, keep an eye on /home/phablet/.cache/upstart/scopes-registry.log for any exceptions or errors.
• Ensure you have some music and videos copied onto your phone
• Test the "apps" scope:

  • https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Process/Merges/TestPlan/unity-scope-click

• Test first-use experience of My Music and Videos/My Videos scopes
  • verify a large "Get started.." card is displayed in My Music scope when no local music is present on the phone.
  • verify a large "Get started.." card is displayed in My Videos scope when no local videos are present on the phone.
  • verify that camera app icon is displayed in the 1st category in Videos scope, and tapping it launches camera app.
  • verify that uploading some music or videos (or recording a video with camera app) makes "Get started.." card disappear from respective scopes (and if any local video files are present, camera app icon disappears from Videos aggregator scope).
• Test scope settings:
  • Go to the music scope
  • Verify that your music artists, 7digital, and Grooveshark results appear.
  • Search for music, and ensure appropriate results are returned (from local, 7digital, Grooveshark)
  • Turn off 7digital and Grooveshark results in turn, and check searches only show from the enabled sources.
  • Don't forget to re-enable all the sources again.
• Test the media scopes:

  • https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Process/Merges/TestPlan/localmediascopes

• Test the overview:
  • Swipe from the bottom to see the overview.
  • Pick a non-favourited scope, e.g. Amazon, and open it.
  • Add the scope as a favourite (drop down at the top right).
  • Go back to the home screen and check the scope is now swipable to (should be at the far right).

  • Install a new scope (e.g. YouTube scope) using the Ubuntu Store scope, check that it appears in the overview ("Manage Dash") page.

  • Uninstall a scope using Ubuntu Store, check that it disappears from the overview.
• Test remote scopes:
  • Ensure that network is not available (disconnect or enable "Flight mode").
  • Remove /home/phablet/.cache/unity-scopes/remote-scopes.json file (if exists) and reboot the phone.
  • Swipe from the bottom to see the overview, then navigate to the "All" tab.
  • Verify that the Amazon scope is *not* visible in the list of scopes.
  • Swipe down the network indicator, connect to network, then swipe the indicator menu back up again.
  • After about 10-20s, the list of "All" scopes should refresh.
  • Verify now that the Amazon scope *is* visible in the list of scopes.
  • Open the Amazon scope by tapping on the icon.
  • Ensure that some surfacing results appear in the scope.
  • Search for something and ensure that the appropriate results are returned.
  • Open a result and ensure that the preview looks correct (i.e. Appropriate image(s), texts, and a working "View on Amazon" button)
  • Enable 'Flight mode' and restart the phone
  • Swipe from the bottom to see the overview, then navigate to the "All" tab.
  • Verify that you are in 'Flight mode' and remote scopes such as Amazon are still listed in the Manage view (note: click them however will not display any results while in Flight mode).
• Test online accounts access:

  !!! NOTE: youtube scope got changed recently and no longer has the 'Log-in..' result; the following steps should be followed with another scope that needs OA & the tests need to be updated !!!

  • Log-in from scope:

    • Install the YouTube scope using the Ubuntu Store scope (If not already installed).

    • Open the YouTube scope from the overview ("Manage Dash") page.

    • When the scope has finished surfacing, scroll to the bottom of the results and check that the last item is "Log-in to YouTube".

    • Tap the "Log-in to YouTube" result.

    • A Google account log-in page should pop up.
    • Select “Cancel”, and check that focus is simply returned to the scope with no further activity (the scope should not refresh).

    • Tap the "Log-in to YouTube" result again.

    • Log in to your Google account, then tap "Accept" on the next page that appears.
    • Once focus is returned to the scope, wait another second and the scope should then refresh its results.

    • When the scope has finished refreshing, scroll to the bottom of the results and check that there is no "Log-in to YouTube" item.

  • Enable / disable scope access:

    • Navigate to System Settings -> Accounts -> Google.

    • On the Google account page you should see an entry for "YouTube" under "Access to this account:". It should be enabled (green tick).

    • Disable "YouTube" by tapping the green tick next to the entry (slides left to the grey X).

    • Return to the YouTube scope.

    • Enter a space (" ") into the search field to refresh the results.

    • When the scope has finished surfacing, scroll to the bottom of the results and check that the "Log-in to YouTube" item is back.

    • Tap the "Log-in to YouTube" result, this should pop up a prompt to either "Allow" or "Don't allow" access.

    • Select "Don't allow", and check that focus is simply returned to the scope with no further activity (the scope should not refresh).

    • Tap the "Log-in to YouTube" result again, and this time select "Allow".

    • Now check that focus is returned to the scope and the scope then refreshes its results.

    • When the scope has finished refreshing, scroll to the bottom of the results and check that there is no "Log-in to YouTube" item again.

• Test pre-compiled Go scopes

  • Ensure that you have no Fitbit accounts configured under System Settings -> Accounts.

  • Install the Fitbit scope using the Ubuntu Store scope (If not already installed).
  • Open the Fitbit scope from the overview ("Manage Dash") page.
  • When the scope has finished surfacing, you should see only one "Add your Fitbit account" result.
  • Tap the "Add your Fitbit account" result.
  • A Fitbit account log-in page should pop up.
  • Log in to a Fitbit account.
  • Once focus is returned to the scope the scope should then refresh its results.
  • When the scope has finished refreshing, you should now see some categories (E.g. "My Activity", "My Food") and results under each.
  • Open a result and ensure that the preview looks correct (i.e. Appropriate image(s), texts)