It's based on our work, with a few extra commits. That should reduce a
bit the checkout time and ensure more consistent results.
Also bump Touch.Unit since that requires a small API change.
* [msbuild/tests] Remove car idiom from Contents.json
The car idiom is something new projects used to generate
and that actool doesn't handle anymore.
Logs were polluted by a warning: "The app icon set 'AppIcons' has an unassigned child".
* [msbuild/tests] Add tvOS extension test
We now have MyTVServicesExtension project which
comes from a simple tvOS extension template.
It is attached to MyTVApp.
The TVApp test has been updated to also build the extension.
* [msbuild/tests] Fix Action Extension version number
The action extension project now has a version number that
is matching the parent app.
Avoids warning message.
Should fix this test error:
warning: failed to load external entity "../../xamarin-macios/tests/HtmlTransform.xslt"
cannot parse ../../xamarin-macios/tests/HtmlTransform.xslt
make[4]: *** [test-ios-tasks] Error 4
Fix ApiSelectorTest for NSImage initByReferencingFile:
Commit 8b400722fb introduced
a new InitByReferencingFile internal method bound to initByReferencingFile:
Therefore the mac don't link tests were complaining because that selector
was used on a method and not a constructor.
When reading a plist using NSDictionary, getting a value for a key
that doesn't exist returns null.
This changed when we switched to using our own managed plist reader,
which returns an empty string if a key doesn't exist.
Unfortunately we have code that checks if CFBundleExecutable is null,
in which case we compute the executable name using the executable
assembly, but since we started getting an empty string for
CFBundleExecutable if the key wasn't available, we now ended up wanting
to create an executable named as an empty string.
This broke our bug-13945 test case.
The fix is to continue returning null if the plist key isn't present.
We were missing initByReferencingFile: which initializes
the image object lazily.
The non working use case was:
var iconFile = NSBundle.MainBundle.PathForResource ("AppIcons", "icns");
NSApplication.SharedApplication.ApplicationIconImage = new NSImage (iconFile);
In this example, the constructor is calling initWithContentsOfFile: which will
not load the right icon from the .icns file.
Fixes https://bugzilla.xamarin.com/show_bug.cgi?id=40349.
Watch apps are inside .dll (not .exe) and needs to be processed
differently (e.g. to register their content). The issue was that the
debugging symbols were not loaded by that code so it was not part of
the .appex for debugging.
https://bugzilla.xamarin.com/show_bug.cgi?id=40641
Sebastien Pouliot
Manuel de la Pena
Vincent Dondain
Chris Hamons
Alex Soto
Sebastien Pouliot
Jeffrey Stedfast
Emanuel
Rolf Bjarne Kvinge
Oleg Demchenko
Miguel de Icaza
Geoffrey Huntley
Vincent Dondain
Sebastien Pouliot
Jeffrey Stedfast
Alexander Köplinger