Allow WebView QA to see active variations experiments |
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Issue descriptionSee "How can WebView QA work with Finch?" thread on the (internal) webview-finch-project mailing list for context. QA needs to know what experiments are active on their test devices, to check whether experiments have anything to do with the bugs they find. This includes OEM devices where we can't set flags. WebView has no UI to present this info (Chrome puts it in hashed form on chrome://version), and we also don't want to add logcat spam. The current plan is to signal to WebView whether it should log this info by installing a dummy app. (We can't use SystemWebViewShell.apk for the dummy app because that's included on AOSP.)
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Oct 30
ntfschr@, did we ever resolve the new process for distributing APKs? This change creates a new APK for QA to use.
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Oct 30
I think you're referring to http://go/webview-testapp. The best you can do (generally speaking) would be: 1. Setup a bot to regularly compile & archive this APK 2. Download the archived APK manually, upload the APK to http://go/clank-webview/zzarchive/webview-manual-testing 3. Email clank-webview-te@ after every update and ask them to download the new version manually (1) is a general recommendation. Given this app contains no code, you could probably cheat by compiling locally. And (2) and (3) will just be one-time costs if this app never requires updates.
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Nov 1
Thanks!
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Nov 6
Please add for manual verification steps if needed. Thanks
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Nov 13
sbashyam@ and I saw this working in in various apps. |
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Comment 1 by bugdroid1@chromium.org
, Oct 30