Examples with EditorIsDirty org.eclipse.reddeer.workbench.condition.EditorIsDirty used on opensource projects

Example 1 with EditorIsDirty

use of org.eclipse.reddeer.workbench.condition.EditorIsDirty in project jbosstools-openshift by jbosstools.

the class CDKServerAdapterAbstractTest method passCredentialsIntoEnvironment.

protected void passCredentialsIntoEnvironment(boolean pass) {
    getCDKServer().open();
    CDK3ServerEditor editor = new CDK3ServerEditor(getCDKServer().getLabel().getName());
    editor.getPassCredentialsCheckBox().toggle(pass);
    new WaitUntil(new EditorIsDirty(editor), TimePeriod.MEDIUM, false);
    new WaitWhile(new SystemJobIsRunning(getJobMatcher(MINISHIFT_VALIDATION_JOB)), TimePeriod.MEDIUM);
    try {
        editor.save();
    } catch (WorkbenchLayerException exc) {
        String message = exc.getMessage().toLowerCase();
        if (message.contains("save") && message.contains("not enabled")) {
            log.info("There was nothing to save");
        } else {
            throw exc;
        }
    }
}