# gnome_test_specs

**Repository Path**: mirrors_chromium_gitlab_gnome/gnome_test_specs

## Basic Information

- **Project Name**: gnome_test_specs
- **Description**: No description available
- **Primary Language**: Unknown
- **License**: Not specified
- **Default Branch**: master
- **Homepage**: None
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- **Created**: 2021-08-09
- **Last Updated**: 2025-12-07

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## README

Overview
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These subdirectories contain manual test assertions for GNOME
applications.  That is, written instructions for carrying out
manual tests of GNOME applications.  The tests are divided
into the following subdirectories:
             
components
  - tests for standard GNOME programs and applets
nautilus/func
  - functional tests for the Nautilus application from Eazel; also negative
    tests, which test against the occurance of certain error conditions.
nautilus/regress
  - regression tests for specific Nautilus bug fixes
nautilus/sanity
  - a subset of the functional tests
evolution/calendar
  - tests for the Calendaring functionality in Evolution by Ximian
evolution/contacts
  - tests for the Contacts Manager functionality in Evolution
evolution/mail
  - tests for the eMail functionality in Evolution
evolution/int
  - integration for integration of the Evolution functionalty
evolution/hotkeys
  - tests of the hotkeys in Evolution
evolution/myevol
  - tests of the my evolution component
evolution/multihead_support
  - tests of multiheaded support for Evolution
evolution/tasks
  - tests for the Tasks modulke within Evolutiona
install
  - tests for the Solaris installation of the Gnome Desktop
interop
  - tests for CDE/Gnome exercising GTK+ text widget functionality

The tests are all in HTML format, and are intended to be viewed by a
frames-compatible browser.  The test results are also intended to be
recorded on-line with the included CGI script.
              
Usage
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To begin viewing the test specs, point your browser to the location where you
installed the "gnome_test" directory, eg "http://my.domain.com/gnome_test/".
          
If you save test test results, they will be stored, in HTML format, under
the "results" directory.
              
              
Feedback
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Comments and suggestions are welcome.  Please send them to karl.gaffney@ireland.sun.com