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{{QA/Test_Case
|description=This test case aims at extensions.gnome.org extension management made available in your favourite browser by ''Gnome Shell Integration'' plugin.
|description=Install and manage gnome-shell extensions via the extensions.gnome.org website..
{{admon/important|Firefox GNOME Shell integration misbehaving|
In current Fedora 17, there are problems with the gnome-shell integration. Most often Firefox won't "''see''" any extensions, available as well as already installed. If this happens to you, please, install (''su -c 'yum install '''epiphany'''' '') epiphany to do the rest of testing.}}
|setup=
{{Testcase_gnome-shell_generic_setup}}
# Have several extensions installed as in [[QA:Testcase_gnome-shell_extensions_install|previous]] case.
|actions=
|actions=
# Check that the ''Gnome Shell Integration'' plugin is loaded in the browser of your choice. This can be done by typing ''about:plugins'' in most browsers - Firefox as well as web-kit based ones.
# Open https://extensions.gnome.org/ in the browser.
# Using this browser go to https://extensions.gnome.org/
# Follow the ''installed extensions'' menu link to see the list of extensions you currently have installed on your system.
# Follow the ''Installed extensions'' menu link to see the list of extensions you currently have installed on your system.
# Try enabling/disabling some extensions.
# Try enabling/disabling various extensions for some time.
# Check that extensions installed from extensions.gnome.org are appearing in the Extensions app and <code>gnome-extensions</code> command line tool (see [[QA:Testcase_gnome-shell_extensions_install]] for details).
# Go back to the main page and browse through available extensions
## View several detail pages of extensions that had installed before as well as the others.
## Try to disable previously installed (not using web interface) extension.
# Choose a number of new extensions and install/enable them using the switch button and by accepting in the pop-up dialog.
# Disable some out of these newly installed extensions.
|results=
|results=
# Coming to the ''extensions.gnome.org'' website, it should load and no red warning box should appear.
# It should be possible to install extensions through the on/off switches on extensions.gnome.org.
# With step three, you should see all your currently installed extensions and whether they are loaded. This list should be coherent with the content of ''gnome-tweak-tool'' ''Extensions'' tab.
# extensions.gnome.org should correctly list installed extensions and their status.
# Just as when doing so with ''gnome-tweak-tool'', as you keep enabling and disabling extensions they should load / unload accordingly. If the extension switch doesn't come to ''on'' when you try, this may be because of incompatible/faulty extension as well as the management system. If you are unsure of what is the case, please, check up with us on IRC before filling a bug. However even if particular extension is faulty, gnome-shell should in no case crash. Please note that some extensions won't visibly alter gnome-shell when you enable them unless some conditions have been met (Media player indicator needs some media playing etc.).
# It should be possible to successfully enable and disable installed extensions via the website.
# With step five, verify that button (on/off) on individual extension's pages represents their current state, both for extensions you've installed/enabled online and those you've installed and enabled before.
# All newly installed extensions should install and get enabled properly. Please keep the limitations of results point two here as well.
# All extensions disabled on their individual pages should unload, yet not uninstall.
}}
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[[Category:Package_gnome-shell_test_cases]]
[[Category:Package_gnome-shell_test_cases]]

Revision as of 15:48, 5 September 2022

Description

Install and manage gnome-shell extensions via the extensions.gnome.org website..


How to test

  1. Open https://extensions.gnome.org/ in the browser.
  2. Follow the installed extensions menu link to see the list of extensions you currently have installed on your system.
  3. Try enabling/disabling some extensions.
  4. Check that extensions installed from extensions.gnome.org are appearing in the Extensions app and gnome-extensions command line tool (see QA:Testcase_gnome-shell_extensions_install for details).

Expected Results

  1. It should be possible to install extensions through the on/off switches on extensions.gnome.org.
  2. extensions.gnome.org should correctly list installed extensions and their status.
  3. It should be possible to successfully enable and disable installed extensions via the website.
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