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Improvement
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Resolution: Fixed
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Minor
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3.10.5
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MOODLE_310_STABLE
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MOODLE_310_STABLE, MOODLE_311_STABLE, MOODLE_39_STABLE
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MDL-72152-master -
This step is not yet used in core, so to test it you need to:
- Place the attached mdl72152.feature
in the folder lib/tests/behat - Run Behat init
orphp admin/tool/behat/cli/init.phpmdk behat - Run behat using --tags=mdl72152
php admin/tool/behat/cli/run.php --tags=@mdl72152
The expected result is that at least one of the two test scenarios passes. Ideally both scenarios will pass but depending on browser/OS it's possible that the 'advanced' one will fail, which is probably OK. Here is an example successful run
Moodle 4.0dev (Build: 20210709), c3577797226da11e21a0ad5c61394acc239bd9c7Php: 7.3.27, pgsql: 11.3, OS: Windows NT 10.0 AMD64Run optional tests:- Accessibility: NoServer OS "WINNT", Browser: "firefox"Started at 15-07-2021, 16:40.................2 scenarios (2 passed)17 steps (17 passed)1m28.93s (54.66Mb)This step is not yet used in core, so to test it you need to: Place the attached mdl72152.feature in the folder lib/tests/behat Run Behat init php admin/tool/behat/cli/init.php or mdk behat Run behat using --tags=mdl72152 php admin/tool/behat/cli/run.php --tags=@mdl72152 The expected result is that at least one of the two test scenarios passes. Ideally both scenarios will pass but depending on browser/OS it's possible that the 'advanced' one will fail, which is probably OK. Here is an example successful run Moodle 4.0dev (Build: 20210709), c3577797226da11e21a0ad5c61394acc239bd9c7 Php: 7.3.27, pgsql: 11.3, OS: Windows NT 10.0 AMD64 Run optional tests: - Accessibility: No Server OS "WINNT", Browser: "firefox" Started at 15-07-2021, 16:40 ................. 2 scenarios (2 passed) 17 steps (17 passed) 1m28.93s (54.66Mb) - Place the attached mdl72152.feature
There is currently no way to press a key shortcut with a letter key in Behat, such as Ctrl+C or Ctrl+Q.
It is probably not a good idea to do this for triggering browser functionality, but in a local plugin we have some code which uses special shortcuts with letters like this (to be handled via normal javascript on the webpage, cancelling any browser behaviour) and it would be good to test them.
This would probably also allow testing of certain Atto features, for instance.
At present, a step already exists which allows you to press various special keys, e.g.:
And I press the Ctrl Tab key
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But it only allows special key names (like 'Tab' or 'Enter'), not letters.
I propose changing it to also allow normal keys by specifying a single character:
And I press the Ctrl L key
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This is a simple change.
