sidebar

Test cases for the sidebar

SIDE-01

Rename a bookmark using the Rename entry in the context menu.

expected: the name of the bookmark is editable and any click any where on the sidebar is ignored.

SIDE-02

Start renaming a bookmark and cancel the operation in the following ways:

• moving the mouse outside of the sidebar
• hitting the Escape key

expected: the renaming operation is canceled

SIDE-03

Attempt to rename a bookmark to an empty string

expected: the renaming operation is disallowed. Remains in renaming mode until canceled or a valid name entered

SIDE-04

Remove the bookmark file ~/.config/gtk-3.0/bookmarks (~/.config/gtk4/bookmarks) while Files is closed. Open Files.

expected: the bookmark file is re-created containing the user special directories.

SIDE-05

Remove the bookmark file ~/.config/gtk-3.0/bookmarks (~/.config/gtk4/bookmarks) while Files is open. Close and open Files.

expected: the bookmark file is re-created containing the user special directories.

SIDE-06

Remove the folder ~/.config/gtk-3.0 (~/.config/gtk4) while Files is closed. Open Files.

expected: the folder is recreated and the bookmark file is re-created therein, containing the user special directories.

SIDE-07

Drag a folder item, for which there is no existing bookmark, from the view onto the Personal Section of the SideBar, dropping between two existing bookmarks.

expected: A line appears between the bookmarks to indicate where the drop will occur; a "copy" emblem appears on the drag icon. On dropping, a new bookmark is created where indicated by the line, having a folder icon.

SIDE-08

Drag a file (non-folder) item, for which there is no existing bookmark, from the view onto the Personal Section of the SideBar, dropping between two existing bookmarks.

expected: A line appears between the bookmarks to indicate where the drop will occur; a "copy" emblem appears on the drag icon. On dropping, a new bookmark is created where indicated by the line, having a mime-type icon.

SIDE-09

Repeat 07 and 08 using the "Bookmark" option in the file item context menu.

expected: A new bookmark is created in the custom bookmark list, position depends on version.

SIDE-09a

Repeat 07, 08 and 09 using a file item already having a bookmark.

expected: No bookmark is created.

SIDE-10

Drag a custom personal bookmark out of the Sidebar.

expected:

• Gtk3: The bookmark is removed (with an animation)
• Gtk4: The bookmark acts as a drag source for its uri, which may be dropped between other bookmarks to reorder the sidebar (but not onto other bookmarks) or onto other suitable targets to receive a text uri.

SIDE-10a

Attempt to drag a system bookmark or User Special Directory out of the Sidebar.

expected: For "Home", "Recent" and "Trash"

• Gtk3 & Gtk4: Nothing happens.

For User Special Directories

• Gtk3: The bookmark is removed
• Gtk4: The bookmark acts as a drag source

SIDE-11

Secondary click on a custom personal bookmark and select the "Remove" option.

expected: The bookmark disappears. If the view is showing the corresponding folder. it continues to do so (the actual folder is not deleted).

SIDE-11a

Secondary click on a system bookmark

expected: For "Home", "Recent" and "Trash"

• Gtk3 & Gtk4: There is no "Remove" option.

For other User Special Directories

• There is an active "Remove" option

SIDE-12

Send a folder that has a personal custom bookmark to trash.

expected The bookmark disappears and does not return if the folder is restored.

SIDE-13

Drag and file item (s) from the view and drop them onto bookmark representing folder with write permissions.

expected The files are copied or moved into the bookmarked folder, according to the rules applying to drag and drop between folders in the same or different filesystems or partitions and according to any modifier key also pressed (see drag and drop tests). Dropping onto the bookmark of the files' parent results in a context menu giving the option to create a link.

SIDE-13

Navigate from one bookmarked folder to another using the location bar or history (not the sidebar).

expected The highlighted bookmark is synchronized with the current view.