1545237 - Some gtests in dom/media/doctor/gtest are not run on Android

Status: NEW

(Core :: Audio/Video, defect, P2)

Description

[Geoff Brown [:gbrown] (pto Apr 11-18)]

Bug 1318091 started running gtest on our Android 7.0 test platform: gtest runs in the geckoview TestRunnerActivity, against an x86_64 build, running in an emulator running Android 7.0 on packet.net.

Many gtests run fine and pass consistently, but others did not and have been disabled.

dom/media/doctor/gtest tests disabled on Android can be found at:

https://searchfox.org/mozilla-central/rev/d33d470140ce3f9426af523eaa8ecfa83476c806/dom/media/doctor/gtest/moz.build#7

Comment 1

[Michael Froman [:mjf]]

Nils, do you know who should look at this?

Comment 2

[Paul Adenot (:padenot)]

They are a bit all over the shop in terms of feature, unclear what's wrong with them. It's not only decoderdoctor stuff:

        'TestCDMStorage.cpp',
        'TestGMPCrossOrigin.cpp',
        'TestGMPRemoveAndDelete.cpp',
        'TestMediaDataDecoder.cpp',
        'TestMediaDataEncoder.cpp',
        'TestMP3Demuxer.cpp',
        'TestMP4Demuxer.cpp',
        'TestVPXDecoding.cpp',
        'TestWebMBuffered.cpp',
        'TestInterval.cpp',
        'TestParser.cpp',
        'TestMP4.cpp',

plus all the mtransport tests and also cubeb tests, but then some were re-enabled in bug 1545235, so it's not that bad. still missing mtransport and cubeb however.

Comment 3

[alexshiply1337]

It looks like you've provided information about a specific bug (Bug 1318091) in Mozilla Firefox, related to running gtests on the Android 7.0 test platform. The bug mentions that many gtests run fine and pass consistently, but some are disabled, specifically those in the dom/media/doctor/gtest directory like https://compassionify.com/.

To get more information or assistance, you might want to check the bug tracker or relevant communication channels for Mozilla Firefox development. Here are some steps you can take:

Bug Tracker: Visit the Mozilla Bugzilla page for Bug 1318091. This is where developers and contributors discuss and track issues. You can find more details, comments, and updates related to the bug.

Mozilla Developer Network (MDN): Check the Mozilla Developer Network for any relevant documentation, guides, or announcements regarding gtests on Android.

Mozilla Firefox Development Channels: Join relevant development channels, such as mailing lists, forums, or IRC channels where Mozilla developers and contributors discuss development-related topics. This can be a good place to seek assistance or get updates on known issues.

Build and Test Documentation: Review the official Mozilla Firefox build and test documentation. It may provide insights into common issues, workarounds, or specific configurations needed for testing on Android platforms.

Collaborate with Developers: If you're actively contributing to the Mozilla Firefox project, consider reaching out to other developers or the community for collaboration and assistance.

Remember to check for updates and new information regularly, as bug statuses and resolutions can change over time. If you encounter specific issues with the disabled tests, provide detailed information on the bug tracker to help developers diagnose and address the problems effectively.