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WPF is a .NET Core UI framework for building Windows desktop applications. wpf-test contains test infrastructure and test collateral for the WPF framework.
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[Microsuite] Failures AppModel & Editing #49

Open grubioe opened 5 years ago

grubioe commented 5 years ago

Fix following Microsuite failures:

Feature Test Case Reproduced OS Log Notes:
AppModel /Name="SplashScreen_Png_CS" /SubArea="SplashScreen" All test OSes SplashScreen_Png_CS SplashScreen msbuild action is not supported in Net Core 3
AppModel /Name="Win7_JumpList_JumpItemsRemovedByUser" /SubArea="Win7" Failed OSes: RS1 ServerStandard, RS1 x86, RS3 x64, RS4 x86, RS5 x64, RS6 x86 Win7_JumpList_JumpItemsRemovedByUser On .NET Framework, it’s active bug 126798  
Editing /Name="XamlPackageBVTTest" /SubArea="Clipboard" /Name="ParagraphEditingWithMouse2" /SubArea="RichEditing" /Name="TextRangeSaveLoadTest" /SubArea="TextOM" All test OSes [3Cases]XamlPackageBVTTest&ParagraphEditingWithMouse2&TextRangeSaveLoadTest  
rladuca commented 5 years ago

Updating estimate based on the number of failures here. Generally, if we are considering 2 days per failure this is a better picture of the time this will take.

rladuca commented 5 years ago

Re-enabling the editing tests as they are now passing.

See internal PR: https://dnceng.visualstudio.com/internal/_git/dotnet-wpf-test/pullrequest/2485?_a=overview

rladuca commented 5 years ago

Re-enabling the splash screen tests will require bumping the version of Core the test repo builds on. This can sometimes cause issues with tests, I'll iterate on that once the Preview validations are done so the team isn't overloaded.

rladuca commented 5 years ago

JumpList problems are well known issues since WinBlue.

I'm going to split them into a separate issue and add the comments from internal bugs related to it (https://devdiv.visualstudio.com/DevDiv/_workitems/edit/126798).

rladuca commented 5 years ago

I tried bumping the test repo to build off the latest Core dailies. This can't be done right now, as we are blocked by dotnet/wpf#1552 . We can look at this again once that is fixed.