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commitc56023ff5a03384e786a20129da6dd7f44267cd0[log] [tgz]
authorJacob Logsdon <[email protected]>Mon Mar 10 11:54:06 2025 -0700
committerJacob Logsdon <[email protected]>Mon Mar 10 15:17:25 2025 -0700
treed14ec86943dfd076cbd3602c222561456ef0a096
parentba03d3c086a798202a6fe459a0f8b7130e57f91c [diff]
Use IntelliJ's invokeLater instead of Swings

.. in order for tests to pass. Read access is no longer given
implicitly by default when on the EDT and must be wrapped
in an IntelliJ invokeLater call or an explicit readAction. This
is new in 2025.1.

Bug: 402134197
Change-Id: I33006b58b3a1d34c527d39af346d5b83068f8c5f
1 file changed
tree: d14ec86943dfd076cbd3602c222561456ef0a096
  1. fest-swing/
  2. fest-swing-junit/
  3. fest-swing-junit-4.3.1/
  4. fest-swing-junit-4.5/
  5. fest-swing-testng/
  6. README.md
README.md

This project provides a simple and intuitive API for functional testing of Swing user interfaces, resulting in tests that are compact, easy to write, and read like a specification. Tests written using FEST-Swing are also robust. FEST simulates actual user gestures at the operating system level, ensuring that the application will behave correctly in front of the user. It also provides a reliable mechanism for GUI component lookup that ensures that changes in the GUI's layout or look-and-feel will not break your tests.

For more details please visit FEST's home page.