Add iOS Navigation Tests workflow to GitHub Actions#192
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This commit introduces a new GitHub Actions workflow named "Build and Run iOS Navigation Tests." The workflow is triggered on pull requests to the `main` branch and runs on macOS 14. It includes steps for checking out the repository, setting up Xcode, Node.js, and .NET, installing MAUI workloads, installing Appium and its drivers, starting the Appium server, restoring the MAUI app for iOS, building the code, running iOS navigation tests, and uploading Appium logs on failure.
- Added `MetroLog.Maui` package to `TransactionMobile.Maui.BusinessLogic.csproj` for non-iOS frameworks. - Added `Refractored.MvvmHelpers` package to `TransactionMobile.Maui.csproj`, also excluded for iOS.
Introduce `#if !IOS` directives to include methods only for non-iOS builds. Comment out unused `IsIOS` method, streamlining the `HomePageViewModel` class for better platform-specific logic handling.
The iOS driver setup in `AppiumDriver.cs` has been modified to change the `PlatformVersion` from "15.4" to "17.4". This update ensures that the application is now targeting a newer version of iOS for testing purposes.
Changed the binaries folder path in `AppiumDriver.cs` from `iossimulator-x64` to `iossimulator-arm64` to align with newer hardware and software requirements for iOS testing.
Updated `AppiumDriver.cs` to include new `using` directives for Microsoft Testing and Selenium namespaces. Removed redundant imports and added the option `waitForQuiescence` to driver options to enhance test reliability. Other commented-out options remain for future consideration.
Updated the method for adding the "waitForQuiescence" option from `AddAdditionalOption` to `AddAdditionalAppiumOption` to ensure consistency with the Appium API.
Introduced a new Appium option `shouldWaitForQuiescence` set to `false` in the `AppiumDriver.cs` file. This option controls whether the driver waits for the application to become idle before executing further commands.
Changed the installation command in `ios_navigation_tests.yml` to use the latest version of the Appium XCUI test driver (`xcuitest@next`) instead of a specific version (`[email protected]`). This update ensures access to the most recent features and fixes.
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This commit introduces a new GitHub Actions workflow named "Build and Run iOS Navigation Tests." The workflow is triggered on pull requests to the
mainbranch and runs on macOS 14. It includes steps for checking out the repository, setting up Xcode, Node.js, and .NET, installing MAUI workloads, installing Appium and its drivers, starting the Appium server, restoring the MAUI app for iOS, building the code, running iOS navigation tests, and uploading Appium logs on failure.