nixosTests.gnome: add autologin delay to catch GDM failures #150980
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Could you please include the context in the commit messages so it is available in |
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Done. |
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@ofborg test gnome |
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The information in the OP would still be helpful in the commit message. |
Catches failures like NixOS#149539 that don't happen with AutomaticLoginEnable. We still have a 0-delay autologin test in gnome-xorg, in case there's ever an issue that only arises with AutomaticLoginEnable.
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Any updates on this? |
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Thanks. |
This was referenced Jan 16, 2022
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Add a 1 second delay to autologin for the
gnometest, which would have caught #149539.We still have a 0-delay autologin test in
gnome-xorg, in case there's ever an issue that only arises withAutomaticLoginEnable.The test times out on failure because it's waiting for a file to appear; is there a way to make it watch for failures while it waits?