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test(ui): prove sign-in, reading, search and share links work against a real server - #13
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… password The UI tests sign in against the live demo server, open every chat back to its first message, open a photo, search and land on the hit, see the downloads-off tiles through the share link, and end every session they start. A wrong password must fail the suite's own sign-in check, so a broken sign-in turns the other tests red.
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds UI tests that use a configurable demo server, capture five store screenshots, and test viewer and share-link flows. CI starts the demo server, configures an iPhone Pro Max simulator, checks test and screenshot results, and uploads the screenshots. ChangesDemo UI tests and screenshots
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Other Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to This change only adds UI tests and CI steps. The only issue is a test helper that can log a second, confusing failure when sign-out confirmation is missing, so it is safe to merge with minor follow-up. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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22-22: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueFind the Settings tab by position, not by its English label.
DemoTestCase.signOutIfSignedIntaps the Settings tab by index because the label can be in another language. This test tapstabBar.buttons["Settings"]instead. The app does launch with-AppleLanguages (en), so the test works today. Use the same index lookup in both places so they stay consistent.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Review comments at @TGArchiveUITests/DemoTestCase.swift:
- Around line 230-233: Update the sign-out confirmation handling so that when
confirm.waitForExistence fails, the code exits the current flow immediately
after XCTFail instead of calling confirm.tap(). Apply the same early-exit
behavior in teardown, using the appropriate return value for each enclosing
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Review comments at @TGArchiveUITests/ShareLinkTests.swift:
- Line 22: Update the Settings tab lookup in the test to select it by position,
matching the index-based lookup used by DemoTestCase.signOutIfSignedIn instead
of relying on the English label.
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Until now nothing drove the real app against a real server. The unit tests read fixtures, CI never started the demo, and the store screenshots had no source. A broken sign-in, a thread that never pages to its start, or a search hit that opens the wrong message would all have passed CI.
This adds UI tests that run against the live demo server, locally and in CI:
familyviewer signs in through the connect screen, opens each of its three chats and scrolls back to the first message, checking it is the chat's oldest one (two of the chats hold more than one 50-message page, so this fails if older pages never load), opens a photo in the viewer, then searches "trailhead" and checks that the thread opens at the hit.CI now installs uv and ffmpeg, starts the demo with
scripts/demo-server.sh, and runs everything on the newest iPhone Pro Max simulator with the status bar pinned to 9:41. The screenshot test writes five 1320 x 2868 PNGs (chats, a thread with a poll, the photo viewer, a venue card, search results). CI uploads them as thestore-screenshotsartifact. On any other screen size the test skips, unless a screenshot folder is set, in which case it fails.Gates:
I watched each of these fail once on the build Mac: the mini run's own result bundle (one skip, on the 6.3-inch simulator) fails the skip gate, a floor of 225 fails the count gate, the viewer test fails when older pages are switched off in the thread model, one screenshot resized to 1290 x 2796 fails the size check, and four screenshots fail the count check.
DESIGN.md gets two stage notes. CI needs ffmpeg, because the live playback test reads files only ffmpeg makes. In the demo, the poll and the nearest photo don't fit on one screen, so the photo gets its own shot in the viewer.
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