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| Here are some tips if you need to run the Qt Quick Controls auto tests. |
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| - Testplugin |
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| Some autotests require the test plugin under testplugin/QtQuickControlsTests. |
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| The test plugin is not installed (i.e. to the qml folder), so |
| in order for the tst_controls to find it, you can either: |
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| - Run make check in the controls folder. The plugin will be found |
| at run time because IMPORTPATH is defined in the pro file. |
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| - In Qt Creator run settings or in the console, set QML2_IMPORT_PATH |
| macro to the testplugin path. At run time QML2_IMPORT_PATH is used by |
| by qmlscene to find imports required. |
| i.e: export QML2_IMPORT_PATH=<path_qtquickcontrols_git_clone>/tests/auto/testplugin |
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| - Use the -import command-line option: |
| $ cd build/qt5/qtquickcontrols/tests/auto/controls |
| $ ./tst_controls -import ../testplugin |
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| - Running specific tests: |
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| i) It is possible to run a single file using the -input option. For example: |
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| $ ./tst_controls -input data/test.qml |
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| $ ./tst_controls -input <full_path>/test.qml |
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| Specifying the full path to the qml test file is for example needed for shadow builds. |
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| ii) The -functions command-line option will return a list of the current tests functions. |
| It is possible to run a single test function using the name of the test function as an argument. For example: |
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| tst_controls Test_Name::function1 |
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