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|description=Tests whether a Google account can be added through GNOME Online Accounts.
|setup=
|setup=
* Run Online Accounts via Activities or System Settings.
# Have a Google account.
# Install Fedora Workstation.
|actions=
|actions=
# Using "Add an online account" or "+" add your accounts on Google, Facebook, Windows Live, Microsoft Exchange and Kerberos.
# Start ''System Settings -> Online Accounts''.
# Request to add a new "Google" account.
# Follow the authentication and authorization prompts, approve the access.
# Online Accounts should now display your Google account as added. You can click on it and configure which individual services you want integrated in GNOME.
# Start ''Calendar'', your Google calendar should be displayed there. You should be able to modify your events.
# Start ''Contacts'', your Google contacts should be displayed there. You should be able to modify your contacts.
# Start ''Files'', your Google Drive files should be accessible from the left side bar. You should be able to manage your documents.
# Start ''Photos'', your Google photos should be displayed there. You should be able to manage your photos.
# Start ''Evolution'' (install, if not available), your Google Mail emails should be displayed there. You should be able to send new emails.
|results=
|results=
# Online Accounts should ask you for accounts credentials and enable all supported online services. You can see enabled: Google (Mail, Calendar, Contacts, Chat and Documents), Facebook Chat, Windows Live (Chat and Documents), Microsoft Exchange, Kerberos (Network Resources).
# Your account data are accessible through listed GNOME applications.
# Please report all failures to the [https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-online-accounts/issues gnome-online-accounts tracker], if the problem seems to be account connection related, or to [https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME individual GNOME apps trackers], if the problem seems to be related to a particular application.
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{{admon/note | This isn't all, please continue with [[QA:Testcase Gnome Documents|Documents]], [[QA:Testcase Gnome Files|Files]], [[QA:Testcase Empathy|Empathy]] and [[QA:Testcase Evolution|Evolution]] test cases.}}
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Latest revision as of 11:09, 8 March 2023

Description

Tests whether a Google account can be added through GNOME Online Accounts.

Setup

  1. Have a Google account.
  2. Install Fedora Workstation.

How to test

  1. Start System Settings -> Online Accounts.
  2. Request to add a new "Google" account.
  3. Follow the authentication and authorization prompts, approve the access.
  4. Online Accounts should now display your Google account as added. You can click on it and configure which individual services you want integrated in GNOME.
  5. Start Calendar, your Google calendar should be displayed there. You should be able to modify your events.
  6. Start Contacts, your Google contacts should be displayed there. You should be able to modify your contacts.
  7. Start Files, your Google Drive files should be accessible from the left side bar. You should be able to manage your documents.
  8. Start Photos, your Google photos should be displayed there. You should be able to manage your photos.
  9. Start Evolution (install, if not available), your Google Mail emails should be displayed there. You should be able to send new emails.

Expected Results

  1. Your account data are accessible through listed GNOME applications.
  2. Please report all failures to the gnome-online-accounts tracker, if the problem seems to be account connection related, or to individual GNOME apps trackers, if the problem seems to be related to a particular application.
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