Introducing NixOS end-to-end test framework#1141
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The time has finally come! This system should allow interactive tests by simulating the mouse and keyboard and comparing against screenshots (and maybe also ensure GNOME hasn't crashed).
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I'd love to introduce code coverage as well as GJS seems to support it but with GNOME being welded together I can't even begin to figure out how to use it right now. |
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I think I'll merge this once the test functions all work and start implementing the tests themselves in a separate PR. |
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The time has finally come! This system should allow interactive tests by simulating the mouse and keyboard and comparing against screenshots (and maybe also ensure GNOME hasn't crashed).
Also fixes #91 and #1098
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