Re: how to get tests passing for Plone 5

When using a clean plone5 buildout sunburst is not working or installed 
( did not figure this out yet ).
Will sunburst be default installed/available in Plone5? the p.a.user 
tests are failing because the preference link isn't there and this one 
is enabled by the sunburst profile. Same for the logo test in p.a.layout.

Do we make the tests pass when no theme is installed? or do we need to 
fix the sunburst installation first?

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On 8/30/13 4:07 PM, Timo Stollenwerk wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I just fixed the Plone 5 tests for plone.app.intid and I was wondering
> about the pattern that I applied:
>
> One plone.app.intid test just needs a basic content object to work with.
> I was thinking that it would be way too heavy to fetch (and setup) the
> PLONE_APP_CONTENTTYPES_FIXTURE as a test dependency for that. Therefore
> I just created a type with DexterityFTI that the test could use:
>
> fti = DexterityFTI('Folder')
> self.portal.portal_types._setObject('Folder', fti)
>
> https://github.com/plone/plone.app.intid/commit/40c216a3b83ff6644ded313b48c585705f01ac40
>
> Does this approach make sense to you? Should we try to even remove the
> plone.dexterity test dependency with something even lighter? Would it
> make sense to provide a test fixture in plone.app.testing that maybe
> just provides a Folder and a Document?
>
> Cheers,
> Timo
>
> Am 22.08.2013 21:09, schrieb David Glick (Plone):
>> Okay, here's the deal with Plone 5: there is a branch started (5.0
>> branch of buildout.coredev) which uses plone.app.contenttypes as the
>> default content type system. But there are a lot of tests which are
>> breaking because they assume that the default content types are
>> Archetypes-based.
>> (http://jenkins.plone.org/job/plone-5.0-python-2.7/lastCompletedBuild/testReport/)
>> I could really use some help getting these fixed.
>>
>> A large part of this is making sure that tests are using layers based on
>> the correct fixture. At present the fixtures that we can choose from are:
>> 1. PLONE_FIXTURE from plone.app.testing. As of Plone 5 this no longer
>> installs a content type system, so it's only appropriate for tests that
>> don't use content types.
>> 2. PLONE_APP_CONTENTTYPES_FIXTURE from plone.app.contenttypes. This
>> extends PLONE_FIXTURE and adds the plone.app.contenttypes profile,
>> adding Dexterity-based core content types. Tests of Dexterity-based
>> content should use this.
>> 3. A yet-to-be-created fixture in Products.ATContentTypes that installs
>> Archetypes-based content types like in Plone 4. Tests of
>> Archetypes-based content should use this.
>> 4. PloneTestCase. We should really work on converting these tests to use
>> plone.testing-based layers, but in the meantime, the setup for Plone 5
>> has been adjusted to install types from plone.app.contenttypes rather
>> than ATContentTypes. This change is the biggest source of the tests that
>> are currently failing. We can move these tests to a class that uses the
>> Products.ATContentTypes fixture from #3. But we also need to consider:
>>     a. Does it test something that should also continue to work with
>> Dexterity content? If so we should keep a second copy of the test in a
>> class using the plone.app.contenttypes fixture.
>>     b. Does the failure indicate a problem in Dexterity's compatibility
>> with Archetypes content? If so, rather than changing the test maybe we
>> need to fix something in Dexterity.
>>
>> This effort is a work in progress; suggestions of improvements to these
>> guidelines are welcome. If in doubt about what to do for a particular
>> test, talk to me here or on IRC.
>>
>> Oh, also, jenkins is showing significantly fewer tests running in the
>> Plone 5 job compared to the Plone 4 jobs. That probably means there are
>> some import errors preventing tests from being discovered, so it would
>> be great if someone could look into that.
>>
>> thanks,
>> David
>>
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