- fix debug output in case surrounding-text is not supported
- conditionally set prefilter flag if ibus supports it. We can now
uncomment the check because beta branch got merged which added the
variable to autotools.
This change adds the upstream changes to ibusimcontext.c to our
test ibusimcontext.c file up to commit
506ac9993d5166196b7c4e9bfa9fb0f9d3792ffa plus our two prefilter
commits.
The name json.hpp conflicts with the JSON for Modern C++ library that
is also used by Developer. Renames json.hpp and json.cpp to jsonpp.hpp
and jsonpp.cpp aka "JSON Pretty Printer".
Debian reproducibility testing runs a slightly different package
build that seemingly doesn't set the `DEB_BUILD_MULTIARCH` variable.
This change introduces our own environment variable to detect
package builds so that we can skip the ibus-keyman integration
tests that require running an X server.
This change modifies the `run-tests.sh` script so that tests
run on both Wayland (if supported) and X11 unless
`--no-wayland` or `--no-x11` is specified.
This change also adds the new argument `--wayland` to the
`ibus-keyman-tests` executable which runs the tests under
Wayland.
Note that running Wayland tests is only possible in Ubuntu 21.10+
because it requires a version of `mutter` that supports the
headless option which got added in mutter 40.
This change will hopefully help some tests that occasionally fail
on TC. After setting the options during the test setup we sync the
settings before running the test scenario.
This also fixes a failing test (`048 - modifier keys keep context`)
if surrounding text is not supported. If the user presses the
capslock key we shouldn't reset the context if no rules match.
Fixes#5613.
Previously we overwrote our test data, so we basically ran the same
test repeatedly under different names.
Properly running them showed some failures which this change also
fixes or skips.
This change adds integration/regression tests for ibus-keyman. It
re-uses the unit tests that we have for core.
Also modifies one test so that the context doesn't use characters
used in the keyboard. This makes it easier to setup in ibus-keyman
tests.
