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Add unit tests in AndroidCommandExecutionHelperTests verifying that AndroidCommandExecutionHelper.OpenNotifications executes the expected mobile:openNotifications script command with empty arguments and handles null input.
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The tests compile against existing interfaces and directly verify the intended behavior.
Review effort: Lite
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What changed in this PR
Adds unit coverage for AndroidCommandExecutionHelper.OpenNotifications without requiring an Appium server.
Changes:
- Verifies the executed command and parameters.
- Verifies null input behavior.
| File | Description |
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test/integration/Android/AndroidCommandExecutionHelperTests.cs |
Adds fake execution-method tests for notifications opening. |
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Add unit tests in AndroidCommandExecutionHelperTests verifying that AndroidCommandExecutionHelper.OpenNotifications executes the expected mobile:openNotifications script command with empty arguments and handles null input.
Add unit tests in AndroidCommandExecutionHelperTests verifying that AndroidCommandExecutionHelper.OpenNotifications executes the expected mobile:openNotifications script command with empty arguments and handles null input.
Add unit tests in AndroidCommandExecutionHelperTests verifying that AndroidCommandExecutionHelper.OpenNotifications executes the expected mobile:openNotifications script command with empty arguments and handles null input.
🎯 What: Added unit tests for
AndroidCommandExecutionHelper.OpenNotifications.📊 Coverage:
AndroidCommandExecutionHelper.OpenNotificationsexecutesDriverCommand.ExecuteScriptwith script parameter"mobile:openNotifications"and an emptyargsarray.IExecuteMethodthrowsNullReferenceException.✨ Result: Improved test coverage for
AndroidCommandExecutionHelper.OpenNotificationsusing a lightweight fakeIExecuteMethodwithout requiring a running Appium server.PR created automatically by Jules for task 18069314807632100804 started by @Dor-bl