@Krille said in Qml tests using TestCase: Btw I have found that this is propably the same reason why the UI tests (at least) in the messages app are still disabled: https://github.com/ubports/messaging-app/blob/xenial/tests/qml/CMakeLists.txt#L18 The tests aren't disabled. If xvfb is installed and tests are run, then these tests which depend on xvfb should be run too. If however, you are using crossbuilder then the tests will not be run, because tests do not get run during the build then, as you cannot run arm binaries native on x86.

You don't have to publish the webapp you createwith Webapp Creator, You can just open them with the OpenStore in the last step* and you can install them locally. Said that, I'm not saying you can't implement your idea *tap on «Install or save» > choose OpenStore as targeted app of the ContentHub > tap install on the OpenStore install popup)

Sadly the UITK hasn't been maintained for...I think years? and there's no current plan to maintain it. But I agree, Dekko does have many good things that should be implemented in UITK. Anyway, QQC2 has that page transition animation so apps that use it has it.

@krille I think Nextcloud really strengthens UT.

Advertising driven central UI development and data collection - was there in both. Distraction and deception tries to be interesting - is that better than independent app paths?

Does "klang" has another meaning in english/spanish? @krille no, "klang" is just an onomatopoeia in Spanish, a loud metallic sound. And in English, "clang" literally means "metallic sound" @all so I would open an issue now at github Sounds good to me

Thanks for that, @flohack. I'm discussing it with Krille at the moment.

@krille Brian told me that probably you need to use the old style import for the websockets because of the qt version that is in Ubuntu Touch: https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qtwebsockets-qmlmodule.html

Hey, I have got it to create a working example!! https://github.com/ChristianPauly/ut-pushclient-example I have reimplemented the example code snippets from the ancient Ubuntu docs plus a button which sends the POST request and now it works inside the app. This example does not need a server to send push notifications. Maybe I can write a more polished tutorial for other developer in the next days.