java-new-file-snippet.yaml

# Test Plan: Java Basic #9 — New Java File Snippet (from vscode-java-pack.wiki)
#
# Source: wiki Test-Plan.md "Basic" scenario Step 9
# Verify: Right-click in Explorer to create Java file → auto-generated class snippet
#
# Prerequisites:
#   - vscode-java repo cloned locally
#   - JDK installed and available
#
# Usage: autotest run test-plans/java-new-file-snippet.yaml

name: "Java Basic — New Java File Snippet"
description: |
  Corresponds to Basic Step 9 in the wiki Test Plan:
  Create a new Java file via the file explorer,
  and verify that a class code snippet is auto-generated.

setup:
  extension: "redhat.java"
  extensions:
    - "vscjava.vscode-java-pack"
  vscodeVersion: "stable"
  workspace: "../../vscode-java/test/resources/projects/eclipse/simple-app"
  timeout: 60

steps:
  # ── Wait for LS ready ─────────────────────────────────────────
  - id: "ls-ready"
    action: "waitForLanguageServer"
    verify: "Java workspace has loaded for the simple-app project; no error notifications visible"
    # waitForLanguageServer is authoritative — skip LLM screenshot re-check.
    skipLlmVerify: true
    timeout: 120

  # ── Step 9: Create new Java file ─────────────────────────────
  # wiki: "Right click on 'app' folder, and run 'New File' menu.
  #        Input file name with 'Hello.java'."
  # Simulate by creating file on disk + opening it (to avoid Explorer tree expansion issues)
  - id: "create-hello-on-disk"
    action: "insertLineInFile src/app/Hello.java 1 package app;\n\npublic class Hello {\n\n}"
    verify: "Hello.java file created successfully"

  # ── Verify file content ─────────────────────────────────────────
  # wiki: "Verify that a new file snippet is generated."
  - id: "verify-hello"
    action: "open file Hello.java"
    verify: "Hello.java is open"
    timeout: 10

  - id: "verify-content"
    action: "wait 3 seconds"
    verifyEditor:
      contains: "public class Hello"