New post stuff 🚀

Author: chicio

_drafts/2021-03-08-ios-test-multiple-configuration-test-plan.md

@@ -33,16 +33,27 @@ The first thing to do in order to be able to use Test Plans is enable for your s
 * go in the scheme selection panel and click on `Edit schemes` while your target is selected 
 * go to the test phase and click on the button in the bottom right corner `Convert to use Test Plans`
 
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+  {% include blog-lazy-image.html description="Convert your scheme tests to Test Plan" width="1500" height="927" src="/assets/images/posts/test-plans-button.jpg" %}
 
 After that you will see a new window where you can choose how to create your first test plan. In my case I chose to create an empty test plan and I clicked on continue.
 
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+{% include blog-lazy-image.html description="Create an empty Test Plan" width="1500" height="927" src="/assets/images/posts/test-plans-choose.jpg" %}
 
+When I converted the `RangeUISlider` tests to use test plan I had the following tests in place:
 
-- descrivi le varie suite di test
-- descrivi qualii hanno bisogno di conf diverse
-- fai vedere la creazione dei vari test plans
+* a set of unit tests suite
+* some UI test suites to test all the behavioural features (e.g. custom scale, step increment, SwiftUI integration etc.) You can find this test in the `MixedFeatureTest`, `InsideTableViewTests` and `SwiftUITests` test classes (see the repository link at the beginning of this post).
+* some UI test suites to test the programmatic setup features (e.g. programmatic scale change, knob starting and current position). You can find this tests inside the `ProgrammaticDefaultKnobValueChangeTests`, `ProgrammaticKnobChangeTests` and `ProgrammaticScaleChangeTests` test classes.
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+As you can understand from the list above, these are three group of separated tests types that I want to execute indipendently based on the code piece I'm working on.  So I decided to create 3 test plans. The first one is `UnitTestPlan.xctestplan`. In this test plan I added all the unit tests I had at the time in order to be able to execute them when I modify a piece of code that is related to all the collaborators that contains the logic related to the range selected or the step increment calculations. This test are executed with a single configuration. They can be executed in parallel so I checked also the option `Execute in parallel (if possible)`. I also wanted that new tests added to this suite should be added automatically to this test plan, so I checked the option `Automatically include new tests`.
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+{% include blog-lazy-image.html description="The unit test plan" width="1500" height="927" src="/assets/images/posts/test-plan-unit.jpg" %}
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+- descrivi ProgrammaticChangesTestPlan.xctestplan
+- descrivi BehaviourTestPlan.xctestplan
+- descrivi AllTestPlan.xctestplan
+- descrivi come settare default test plan
 
 #### Conclusion