The test runner now uses the Zotero executable from
`zotero-standalone-build/staging` rather than the Firefox from
`zotero-standalone-build/xulrunner`. Along with testing the actual
program, this restores visible UI updates during tests, which should
make debugging various things easier. We can also now remove anything
related to Zotero being an extension.
Many tests are still broken, but this at least lets us start running
them.
- Widths are now correct
- Rows are a little too tall
- Field value vertical alignment is off
- Platform styling isn't done and some styles might be redundant
- Still can't scroll vertically
- Creator name inputs still displayed wrong
Not working:
- Web tests (hidden browser is broken)
- Test Updated status text
- Various platform menu things (code copied from ZP and will use whichever
approach we settle on there)
- Add links-box component (inside noteEditor.js).
- Add related-box component and fix related pane.
- Use tagsBox.jsx instead of tagsbox.xml in note editor links box popup.
- Remove CSS styles and bindings for noteeditor, relatedbox and tagsbox.
- Use IDs as list item values
- Use addEventListener() so events are actually received
- Put menulist inside <td>
* This causes a small appearance regression at the moment because
<td> margins/padding are a bit off, but that issue is visible on
all other fields already.
When switching between master and fx102 bogus files were created outside
of the build/ directory. That's because previously we had a symlinked
file itembox.css and now we compile a file itemBox.css into the same
directory. However when running `npm start`, after switching branch, the
symlink still existed and thus when writing a new file, symlink was
followed and output has been written inside a source file instead.
Build system will now run cleanup step first (where it checks if files
frim `.signatures.json` still exist in src), then proceed with build,
so old symlinks will be removed thus producing a valid build.
This problem probably only happened on case-insensitive file-systems
(like default config on macOS HFS+).
