On Wed, Apr 9, 2014 at 8:49 AM, Ted Gould <t...@canonical.com> wrote:
> I think that the issue isn't with *start* but with *stop*. Autopilot is > calling stop and expecting the app to be stopped after that call returns. > Where what it does is request a shutdown, and then the stopped signal comes > when the application is completely removed. This makes sense for the shell > where it doesn't want to block on stopping an app, but perhaps not as good > for autopilot in cases where it is stopping and starting apps quickly. > > So I think we could introduce a function that is something like > stop_sync() or you guys could make that part of the autopilot flow. I > think that autopilot will be the only user, but I'm fine putting it in > either location if blocking is okay for you. > I think that's one of the problems. But even if we sleep until the application process is stopped, we can't start the app again. I've tried with a pdb between tests. The only way I could launch the application again with /start/ was with a long press on the application screenshot in the recent category, and then closing it from the (X) button. -- ¡paz y baile! http://www.ubuntu.com
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