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Replace KIF with XCUITest #4794
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Integration with screen readers and other assistive technology
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Mapbox Maps SDK for iOS
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Added a UI test bundle that uses XCUITest to test iosapp. The bundle contains some basic tests of annotation functionality. Gather code coverage data in the iosapp and dynamic schemes. Added accessibility identifiers for key controls in the SDK and iosapp. Working towards #4794.
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Added a UI test bundle that uses XCUITest to test iosapp. The bundle contains some basic tests of annotation functionality. Gather code coverage data in the iosapp and dynamic schemes. Added accessibility identifiers for key controls in the SDK and iosapp. Working towards #4794.
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We should replace the KIF-based iOS SDK functional tests with similar tests based on XCUITest. The KIF tests have long suffered from unreliability such as #2734. Random failures forced us to disable tests one by one (e.g., #2734, #2769, and #3555) until we finally removed the entire suite from CI in #4594. We’ve had good results so far with the non-UI unit tests added to OS X in #3406 and to iOS in #4641. Hopefully XCUITest will be similarly reliable due to its tighter system integration.
Thanks to improvements in the build system in #4641, it’s quite easy to add a UI test bundle to the iOS project. We can replicate the gesture tests using
-[XCUICoordinate pressForDuration:thenDragToCoordinate:]and some UILabels that we continuously update with the map view’s current state. XCUITest operates on accessibility elements, whereas our existing annotation-related tests rely on access to the actual MGLMapView object, so converting them is blocked by #1496./cc @friedbunny @boundsj
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