Examples with MediumTest android.support.test.filters.MediumTest used on opensource projects

Example 21 with MediumTest

use of android.support.test.filters.MediumTest in project android_frameworks_base by ResurrectionRemix.

the class LoaderLifecycleTest method loaderIdentityTest.

@Test
@MediumTest
public void loaderIdentityTest() throws Throwable {
    mActivityRule.runOnUiThread(() -> {
        final Handler h = new Handler();
        final FragmentController fc1 = FragmentController.createController(new TestFragmentHostCallback(mActivityRule.getActivity(), h, 0));
        fc1.attachHost(null);
        fc1.dispatchCreate();
        final FragmentManager fm1 = fc1.getFragmentManager();
        final Fragment f1 = new Fragment();
        fm1.beginTransaction().add(f1, "one").commitNow();
        // Removing and re-adding a fragment completely will destroy its LoaderManager.
        // Keep the first one here to confirm this later.
        final LoaderManager lm1 = f1.getLoaderManager();
        // Remove the fragment, add a second one, and re-add the first to
        // force its internal index to change. The tests below should still remain consistent.
        final Fragment f2 = new Fragment();
        fm1.beginTransaction().remove(f1).commitNow();
        fm1.beginTransaction().add(f2, "two").commitNow();
        fm1.beginTransaction().add(f1, "one").commitNow();
        // We'll check this to see if we get the same instance back later
        // as passed through NonConfigurationInstance. If the keys stay consistent
        // across fragment remove/re-add, this will be consistent.
        final LoaderManager lm12 = f1.getLoaderManager();
        assertNotSame("fully removed and re-added fragment got same LoaderManager", lm1, lm12);
        fc1.dispatchActivityCreated();
        fc1.noteStateNotSaved();
        fc1.execPendingActions();
        fc1.doLoaderStart();
        fc1.dispatchStart();
        fc1.reportLoaderStart();
        fc1.dispatchResume();
        fc1.execPendingActions();
        // Bring the state back down to destroyed, simulating an activity restart
        fc1.dispatchPause();
        final Parcelable savedState = fc1.saveAllState();
        fc1.doLoaderStop(true);
        fc1.dispatchStop();
        final FragmentManagerNonConfig nonconf = fc1.retainNestedNonConfig();
        final ArrayMap<String, LoaderManager> loaderNonConfig = fc1.retainLoaderNonConfig();
        assertNotNull("loaderNonConfig was null", loaderNonConfig);
        fc1.dispatchDestroy();
        // Create the new controller and restore state
        final FragmentController fc2 = FragmentController.createController(new TestFragmentHostCallback(mActivityRule.getActivity(), h, 0));
        final FragmentManager fm2 = fc2.getFragmentManager();
        fc2.attachHost(null);
        // Make sure nothing blows up on a null here
        fc2.restoreLoaderNonConfig(null);
        // for real this time
        fc2.restoreLoaderNonConfig(loaderNonConfig);
        fc2.restoreAllState(savedState, nonconf);
        fc2.dispatchCreate();
        fc2.dispatchActivityCreated();
        fc2.noteStateNotSaved();
        fc2.execPendingActions();
        fc2.doLoaderStart();
        fc2.dispatchStart();
        fc2.reportLoaderStart();
        fc2.dispatchResume();
        fc2.execPendingActions();
        // Test that the fragments are in the configuration we expect
        final Fragment restoredOne = fm2.findFragmentByTag("one");
        final LoaderManager lm2 = restoredOne.getLoaderManager();
        assertSame("didn't get same LoaderManager instance back", lm2, lm12);
        // Bring the state back down to destroyed before we finish the test
        fc2.dispatchPause();
        fc2.saveAllState();
        fc2.dispatchStop();
        fc2.dispatchDestroy();
    });
}

Example 22 with MediumTest

use of android.support.test.filters.MediumTest in project android_frameworks_base by ResurrectionRemix.

the class LoaderLifecycleTest method backStackLoaderIdentityTest.

@Test
@MediumTest
public void backStackLoaderIdentityTest() throws Throwable {
    mActivityRule.runOnUiThread(() -> {
        final Handler h = new Handler();
        final FragmentHostCallback host1 = new TestFragmentHostCallback(mActivityRule.getActivity(), h, 0);
        final FragmentController fc1 = FragmentController.createController(host1);
        fc1.attachHost(null);
        fc1.dispatchCreate();
        final FragmentManager fm1 = fc1.getFragmentManager();
        final Fragment f1 = new Fragment();
        fm1.beginTransaction().add(f1, "one").commitNow();
        final LoaderManager lm1 = f1.getLoaderManager();
        // Put the fragment on the back stack.
        fm1.beginTransaction().remove(f1).addToBackStack("backentry").commit();
        fm1.executePendingTransactions();
        fc1.dispatchActivityCreated();
        fc1.noteStateNotSaved();
        fc1.execPendingActions();
        fc1.doLoaderStart();
        fc1.dispatchStart();
        fc1.reportLoaderStart();
        fc1.dispatchResume();
        fc1.execPendingActions();
        // Bring the state back down to destroyed, simulating an activity restart
        fc1.dispatchPause();
        final Parcelable savedState = fc1.saveAllState();
        fc1.doLoaderStop(true);
        fc1.dispatchStop();
        final FragmentManagerNonConfig nonconf = fc1.retainNestedNonConfig();
        final ArrayMap<String, LoaderManager> loaderNonConfig = fc1.retainLoaderNonConfig();
        assertNotNull("loaderNonConfig was null", loaderNonConfig);
        fc1.dispatchDestroy();
        // Create the new controller and restore state
        final FragmentHostCallback host2 = new TestFragmentHostCallback(mActivityRule.getActivity(), h, 0);
        final FragmentController fc2 = FragmentController.createController(host2);
        final FragmentManager fm2 = fc2.getFragmentManager();
        fc2.attachHost(null);
        fc2.restoreLoaderNonConfig(loaderNonConfig);
        fc2.restoreAllState(savedState, nonconf);
        fc2.dispatchCreate();
        fc2.dispatchActivityCreated();
        fc2.noteStateNotSaved();
        fc2.execPendingActions();
        fc2.doLoaderStart();
        fc2.dispatchStart();
        fc2.reportLoaderStart();
        fc2.dispatchResume();
        fc2.execPendingActions();
        assertNotSame("LoaderManager kept reference to old FragmentHostCallback", host1, lm1.getFragmentHostCallback());
        assertSame("LoaderManager did not refrence new FragmentHostCallback", host2, lm1.getFragmentHostCallback());
        // Test that the fragments are in the configuration we expect
        final Fragment restoredOne = fm2.findFragmentByTag("one");
        final LoaderManager lm2 = restoredOne.getLoaderManager();
        assertSame("didn't get same LoaderManager instance back", lm2, lm1);
        // Bring the state back down to destroyed before we finish the test
        fc2.dispatchPause();
        fc2.saveAllState();
        fc2.dispatchStop();
        fc2.dispatchDestroy();
    });
}

Example 23 with MediumTest

use of android.support.test.filters.MediumTest in project android_frameworks_base by crdroidandroid.

the class LoaderLifecycleTest method loaderIdentityTest.

@Test
@MediumTest
public void loaderIdentityTest() throws Throwable {
    mActivityRule.runOnUiThread(() -> {
        final Handler h = new Handler();
        final FragmentController fc1 = FragmentController.createController(new TestFragmentHostCallback(mActivityRule.getActivity(), h, 0));
        fc1.attachHost(null);
        fc1.dispatchCreate();
        final FragmentManager fm1 = fc1.getFragmentManager();
        final Fragment f1 = new Fragment();
        fm1.beginTransaction().add(f1, "one").commitNow();
        // Removing and re-adding a fragment completely will destroy its LoaderManager.
        // Keep the first one here to confirm this later.
        final LoaderManager lm1 = f1.getLoaderManager();
        // Remove the fragment, add a second one, and re-add the first to
        // force its internal index to change. The tests below should still remain consistent.
        final Fragment f2 = new Fragment();
        fm1.beginTransaction().remove(f1).commitNow();
        fm1.beginTransaction().add(f2, "two").commitNow();
        fm1.beginTransaction().add(f1, "one").commitNow();
        // We'll check this to see if we get the same instance back later
        // as passed through NonConfigurationInstance. If the keys stay consistent
        // across fragment remove/re-add, this will be consistent.
        final LoaderManager lm12 = f1.getLoaderManager();
        assertNotSame("fully removed and re-added fragment got same LoaderManager", lm1, lm12);
        fc1.dispatchActivityCreated();
        fc1.noteStateNotSaved();
        fc1.execPendingActions();
        fc1.doLoaderStart();
        fc1.dispatchStart();
        fc1.reportLoaderStart();
        fc1.dispatchResume();
        fc1.execPendingActions();
        // Bring the state back down to destroyed, simulating an activity restart
        fc1.dispatchPause();
        final Parcelable savedState = fc1.saveAllState();
        fc1.doLoaderStop(true);
        fc1.dispatchStop();
        final FragmentManagerNonConfig nonconf = fc1.retainNestedNonConfig();
        final ArrayMap<String, LoaderManager> loaderNonConfig = fc1.retainLoaderNonConfig();
        assertNotNull("loaderNonConfig was null", loaderNonConfig);
        fc1.dispatchDestroy();
        // Create the new controller and restore state
        final FragmentController fc2 = FragmentController.createController(new TestFragmentHostCallback(mActivityRule.getActivity(), h, 0));
        final FragmentManager fm2 = fc2.getFragmentManager();
        fc2.attachHost(null);
        // Make sure nothing blows up on a null here
        fc2.restoreLoaderNonConfig(null);
        // for real this time
        fc2.restoreLoaderNonConfig(loaderNonConfig);
        fc2.restoreAllState(savedState, nonconf);
        fc2.dispatchCreate();
        fc2.dispatchActivityCreated();
        fc2.noteStateNotSaved();
        fc2.execPendingActions();
        fc2.doLoaderStart();
        fc2.dispatchStart();
        fc2.reportLoaderStart();
        fc2.dispatchResume();
        fc2.execPendingActions();
        // Test that the fragments are in the configuration we expect
        final Fragment restoredOne = fm2.findFragmentByTag("one");
        final LoaderManager lm2 = restoredOne.getLoaderManager();
        assertSame("didn't get same LoaderManager instance back", lm2, lm12);
        // Bring the state back down to destroyed before we finish the test
        fc2.dispatchPause();
        fc2.saveAllState();
        fc2.dispatchStop();
        fc2.dispatchDestroy();
    });
}

Example 24 with MediumTest

use of android.support.test.filters.MediumTest in project android_frameworks_base by crdroidandroid.

the class LoaderLifecycleTest method backStackLoaderIdentityTest.

@Test
@MediumTest
public void backStackLoaderIdentityTest() throws Throwable {
    mActivityRule.runOnUiThread(() -> {
        final Handler h = new Handler();
        final FragmentHostCallback host1 = new TestFragmentHostCallback(mActivityRule.getActivity(), h, 0);
        final FragmentController fc1 = FragmentController.createController(host1);
        fc1.attachHost(null);
        fc1.dispatchCreate();
        final FragmentManager fm1 = fc1.getFragmentManager();
        final Fragment f1 = new Fragment();
        fm1.beginTransaction().add(f1, "one").commitNow();
        final LoaderManager lm1 = f1.getLoaderManager();
        // Put the fragment on the back stack.
        fm1.beginTransaction().remove(f1).addToBackStack("backentry").commit();
        fm1.executePendingTransactions();
        fc1.dispatchActivityCreated();
        fc1.noteStateNotSaved();
        fc1.execPendingActions();
        fc1.doLoaderStart();
        fc1.dispatchStart();
        fc1.reportLoaderStart();
        fc1.dispatchResume();
        fc1.execPendingActions();
        // Bring the state back down to destroyed, simulating an activity restart
        fc1.dispatchPause();
        final Parcelable savedState = fc1.saveAllState();
        fc1.doLoaderStop(true);
        fc1.dispatchStop();
        final FragmentManagerNonConfig nonconf = fc1.retainNestedNonConfig();
        final ArrayMap<String, LoaderManager> loaderNonConfig = fc1.retainLoaderNonConfig();
        assertNotNull("loaderNonConfig was null", loaderNonConfig);
        fc1.dispatchDestroy();
        // Create the new controller and restore state
        final FragmentHostCallback host2 = new TestFragmentHostCallback(mActivityRule.getActivity(), h, 0);
        final FragmentController fc2 = FragmentController.createController(host2);
        final FragmentManager fm2 = fc2.getFragmentManager();
        fc2.attachHost(null);
        fc2.restoreLoaderNonConfig(loaderNonConfig);
        fc2.restoreAllState(savedState, nonconf);
        fc2.dispatchCreate();
        fc2.dispatchActivityCreated();
        fc2.noteStateNotSaved();
        fc2.execPendingActions();
        fc2.doLoaderStart();
        fc2.dispatchStart();
        fc2.reportLoaderStart();
        fc2.dispatchResume();
        fc2.execPendingActions();
        assertNotSame("LoaderManager kept reference to old FragmentHostCallback", host1, lm1.getFragmentHostCallback());
        assertSame("LoaderManager did not refrence new FragmentHostCallback", host2, lm1.getFragmentHostCallback());
        // Test that the fragments are in the configuration we expect
        final Fragment restoredOne = fm2.findFragmentByTag("one");
        final LoaderManager lm2 = restoredOne.getLoaderManager();
        assertSame("didn't get same LoaderManager instance back", lm2, lm1);
        // Bring the state back down to destroyed before we finish the test
        fc2.dispatchPause();
        fc2.saveAllState();
        fc2.dispatchStop();
        fc2.dispatchDestroy();
    });
}

Example 25 with MediumTest

use of android.support.test.filters.MediumTest in project android_frameworks_opt_telephony by LineageOS.

the class GsmInboundSmsHandlerTest method testMultipartSmsFromBlockedNumber_noBroadcastsSent.

@Test
@MediumTest
public void testMultipartSmsFromBlockedNumber_noBroadcastsSent() {
    mFakeBlockedNumberContentProvider.mBlockedNumbers.add("1234567890");
    transitionFromStartupToIdle();
    // prepare SMS part 1 and part 2
    prepareMultiPartSms(false);
    mSmsHeader.concatRef = new SmsHeader.ConcatRef();
    doReturn(mSmsHeader).when(mGsmSmsMessage).getUserDataHeader();
    doReturn(mInboundSmsTrackerPart1).when(mTelephonyComponentFactory).makeInboundSmsTracker(nullable(byte[].class), anyLong(), anyInt(), anyBoolean(), nullable(String.class), nullable(String.class), anyInt(), anyInt(), anyInt(), anyBoolean(), nullable(String.class));
    mGsmInboundSmsHandler.sendMessage(InboundSmsHandler.EVENT_NEW_SMS, new AsyncResult(null, mSmsMessage, null));
    waitForMs(100);
    // State machine should go back to idle and wait for second part
    assertEquals("IdleState", getCurrentState().getName());
    doReturn(mInboundSmsTrackerPart2).when(mTelephonyComponentFactory).makeInboundSmsTracker(nullable(byte[].class), anyLong(), anyInt(), anyBoolean(), nullable(String.class), nullable(String.class), anyInt(), anyInt(), anyInt(), anyBoolean(), nullable(String.class));
    mGsmInboundSmsHandler.sendMessage(InboundSmsHandler.EVENT_NEW_SMS, new AsyncResult(null, mSmsMessage, null));
    waitForMs(100);
    verify(mContext, never()).sendBroadcast(any(Intent.class));
    assertEquals("IdleState", getCurrentState().getName());
}