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fix(ci): use flutter drive with chromedriver for web integration tests#86

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Fixes https://github.com/avala-ai/agent-code/actions/runs/24057172553/job/70165601229

Error: Web devices are not supported for integration tests yet.

Root cause: flutter test -d web-server doesn't support the integration_test package. Flutter's integration tests on web require flutter drive with a chromedriver backend.

Fix:

  • Switch from flutter test -d web-server to flutter drive --driver=test_driver/integration_test.dart --target=integration_test/app_test.dart -d web-server --browser-name=chrome
  • Add test_driver/integration_test.dart (standard Flutter driver entry point)
  • Add nanasess/setup-chromedriver step in CI

This is Flutter's recommended approach for running integration tests on web.

Test plan

  • CI: integration-test job passes with chromedriver

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`flutter test -d web-server` doesn't support integration tests — it
prints "Web devices are not supported for integration tests yet." and
exits with code 1.

The correct approach for web integration tests is `flutter drive` with
a chromedriver backend:
- Add test_driver/integration_test.dart (standard driver entry point)
- Install chromedriver in CI via nanasess/setup-chromedriver
- Run `flutter drive --driver=test_driver/integration_test.dart
  --target=integration_test/app_test.dart -d web-server`

This is the Flutter-recommended approach for running integration tests
on web: https://docs.flutter.dev/testing/integration-tests#running-in-a-browser
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Three integration tests that tap + New failed in CI with dangling
future assertions. The BLoC event handler is async and pumpAndSettle
can't resolve pending futures from the async gap.

Fix: use `tester.pump(Duration(seconds: 2))` which advances the clock
by a fixed amount, allowing the BLoC to emit the error state without
waiting for all futures to complete.
Tapping + New triggers _pickFolderAndCreate (async, uses dart:io
Directory.current). On web, the async error callback fires AFTER test
teardown, causing "binding.dart:2696 inTest is not true" assertions
that cascade and fail all subsequent tests.

Fix: replace tap tests with a widget-type check (verifies TextButton
exists). The actual tap-to-error behavior is tested by Playwright E2E
(PR #84) which handles async web interactions correctly.

Reduces from 15 to 12 tests but eliminates the test poisoning issue.
@emal-avala emal-avala merged commit c67da56 into main Apr 7, 2026
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