ubuntu-push

Test plan for component

Ubuntu Push Notifications client-side daemon

Component checklist

Is the merge from lp:ubuntu-push/automatic?

Trunk URL

lp:ubuntu-push

Ubuntu Package URL (LP)

https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ubuntu-push

Dependents

None.

Test Plan 1

• Run the autopilot tests.

Test Plan 2

• Install packages to be tested
• Setup a ubuntu one account
• Install the hello app from the store
• Start hello app
• Register with random nickname
• Slide from the bottom, enable different visual notifications

• Send message to yourself -> check that it is received

• Send message from one device/emulator to another, or send to yourself and switch quickly to another app (if app is focused, notifications are not shown)
• Lock screen, send notification to device with locked screen: sound/vibration should work, popup should not.

• Regression test for bug #1507510: Make sure Hello App is focused, lock phone and immediately send a notification. sound/vibration and popup should work. Alternatively, you can send a notification to yourself, but you have to lock the phone immediately after sending.

• From the bottom sliding panel: set the counter to another value, and click the button to set it immediately. Confirm that it changes accordingly.
• Send a persistent notification, then clear it using the clear persistent notifications button.

Things that are known not to work:

• Messaging menu only works 2nd time you try
• Sound and vibrations fail on emulator

If you cannot login using the hello app, please ping ralsina, who is running the hello push server.

Test Plan 3

• copy /etc/xdg/ubuntu-push-client/config.json to ~/.config/ubuntu-push-client/config.json and change "log_level": "debug"
• initctl restart ubuntu-push-client
• turn on flight-mode, the log at .cache/upstart/ubuntu-push-client.log should have at least:

  • … DEBUG control: connected:false … DEBUG control: prevDontPoll:false dontPoll:true wakeupReq:<true/false> holdsWakeLock:<true/false>

• turn on wifi (flight-mode still on), log should have:

  • … DEBUG control: connected:true … poller.go:226: DEBUG control: prevDontPoll:true dontPoll:false wakeupReq:<true/false> holdsWakeLock:<true/false>

• turn off cellular data, and forget any close by Wi-Fi networks, log should have:

  • … DEBUG control: connected:false … DEBUG control: prevDontPoll:false dontPoll:true wakeupReq:<true/false> holdsWakeLock:<true/false>

The values for wakeupReq and holdsWakeLock are inconsequential for this particular test.