The default integration test runs fine for the default app in either locale (as would be expected). I have an online sample of this running on travis - output running on master channel.Īs a sanity test, the sample, using flutter driver, first runs the default integration test on the default app ( unmodified) on an iOS simulator set to the locale 'english' (the default locale) and then to the locale 'french'. This indicates there is a flutter driver problem related to the flutter implementation of internationalization (unless there is a bug in the code implementing internationalization. This result is consistent if the integration test is run on an emulator or a simulator (have not yet tested on android/ios devices).
via flutter driver) on the internationalized default app, the test passes for the default locale and fails when the locale is changed to the new locale. However, when I attempt to run the default integration test (. The internationalized default app runs fine if run 'live' (using 'flutter run') on an emulator/simulator before and after the locale is changed (tried changing locale via settings and via the command line).
I am testing an internationalized version of the default counter app using the default (unmodified) counter integration test.
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