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Test Checklist

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James Wallis edited this page Oct 29, 2020 · 19 revisions

Test Checklist to be completed before releasing

Beforehand:

Tear down the Local Fabric
Of the commands listed below, run some using the Command Palette (Cmd + Shift + P) and others using the UI

Testing migration

Delete the extension directory (by default this is ~/.fabric-vscode)
Using the latest version of the extension (not the test VSIX), start the Local Fabric
Install the test VSIX
Migration should take place - no errors should be thrown

Local Fabric operations

Create a Smart Contract Project
Package Smart Contract
Start the Local Fabric
Install Smart Contract
Instantiate Smart Contract
Connect to Local Fabric in the 'Fabric Gateways'
Submit a 'create' transaction and evaluate a 'read' transaction
Generate Smart Contract tests in all available languages & Run them
Update the version of the smart contract and Upgrade Smart Contract

Debugging (v1)

Go to the VS Code debug tab and select 'Debug Smart Contract' (This will install a debug package)
Place a breakpoint on a line of code inside a transaction
Submit the transaction via the debug toolbar button (this should stop the code at the breakpoint). Add a new transaction, Restart debugging (green icon) and confirm the new transaction is available for submitting

Samples operations

Select a Sample from the Home page
Clone the Sample repository
Click 'Open Locally' on a contract or application and 'Add to Workspace'

Home Page operations

Close the Home page and open it via the top right hand side Blockchain icon (The icon only appears if you have something open in VS Code (including the VS Code welcome page). The home page can also be opened using the Command Palette).

Prerequisites Page operations

Open the Prerequisites page using the View Prerequisites command - alternatively, uninstall a required dependency such as Docker and reload the window.
Toggle the Local Fabric functionality off and on again.

Tutorial Gallery Page

Open the Tutorial Gallery page either from the Home page, or by running the command View Tutorial Gallery.
Open a tutorial, expand all the sections and check a link to another tutorial.

If any bugs are found, please check here before creating an issue.

Up to date as of v1.0.15