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

Example 31 with MediumTest

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

the class GsmInboundSmsHandlerTest method testWaitingStateTimeout.

@FlakyTest
@Ignore
@Test
@MediumTest
public void testWaitingStateTimeout() throws Exception {
    transitionFromStartupToIdle();
    // send new SMS to state machine and verify that triggers SMS_DELIVER_ACTION
    mGsmInboundSmsHandler.sendMessage(InboundSmsHandler.EVENT_NEW_SMS, new AsyncResult(null, mSmsMessage, null));
    waitForMs(100);
    ArgumentCaptor<Intent> intentArgumentCaptor = ArgumentCaptor.forClass(Intent.class);
    verify(mContext, times(1)).sendBroadcast(intentArgumentCaptor.capture());
    assertEquals(Telephony.Sms.Intents.SMS_DELIVER_ACTION, intentArgumentCaptor.getAllValues().get(0).getAction());
    assertEquals("WaitingState", getCurrentState().getName());
    waitForMs(InboundSmsHandler.STATE_TIMEOUT + 300);
    assertEquals("IdleState", getCurrentState().getName());
}

Example 32 with MediumTest

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

the class GsmInboundSmsHandlerTest method testNewSms.

@FlakyTest
@Ignore
@Test
@MediumTest
public void testNewSms() {
    transitionFromStartupToIdle();
    // send new SMS to state machine and verify that triggers SMS_DELIVER_ACTION
    mGsmInboundSmsHandler.sendMessage(InboundSmsHandler.EVENT_NEW_SMS, new AsyncResult(null, mSmsMessage, null));
    waitForMs(100);
    verifySmsIntentBroadcasts(0);
    // send same SMS again, verify no broadcasts are sent
    mGsmInboundSmsHandler.sendMessage(InboundSmsHandler.EVENT_NEW_SMS, new AsyncResult(null, mSmsMessage, null));
    waitForMs(100);
    verify(mContext, times(2)).sendBroadcast(any(Intent.class));
    assertEquals("IdleState", getCurrentState().getName());
}