Rewrote 60+ test files to follow honeydue-style test guidelines:
- defaultTimeout=2s, navigationTimeout=5s — fail fast, no long waits
- No coordinate taps (except onboarding paged TabView swipes)
- No sleep(), no retry loops
- No guard...else { return } silent passes — XCTFail everywhere
- All elements by accessibility ID via UITestID constants
- Screen objects for all navigation/actions/assertions
- One logical assertion per test method
Added missing accessibility identifiers to app views:
- MonthView.swift: added AccessibilityID.MonthView.grid to ScrollView
- YearView.swift: added AccessibilityID.YearView.heatmap to ScrollView
Framework rewrites:
- BaseUITestCase: added session ID, localeArguments, extraLaunchArguments
- WaitHelpers: waitForExistenceOrFail, waitUntilHittableOrFail,
waitForNonExistence, scrollIntoView, forceTap
- All 7 screen objects rewritten with fail-fast semantics
- TEST_RULES.md added with non-negotiable rules
Known remaining issues:
- OnboardingTests: paged TabView swipes unreliable on iOS 26 simulator
- SettingsLegalLinksTests: EULA/Privacy buttons too deep in DEBUG scroll
- Customization horizontal picker scrolling needs further tuning
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Each test class now gets a unique session ID (UUID) passed to the app
via UI_TEST_SESSION_ID environment variable. The app uses this to:
- Route GroupUserDefaults to a session-specific UserDefaults suite,
preventing tests from clobbering each other's AppStorage state
- Create an in-memory SwiftData container instead of the shared
on-disk App Group store, eliminating SQLite contention
Refactored 8 test classes that bypassed BaseUITestCase.setUp() with
custom launch args — they now use overridable `localeArguments` and
`extraLaunchArguments` properties, keeping session ID injection
centralized. Added `relaunchApp(resetState:bypassSubscription:)` to
BaseUITestCase for tests that need mid-test relaunch with different
subscription state.
Includes a ParallelUITests.xctestplan with class-level parallelism
enabled and random execution ordering.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
