This is as a result of the reasons outlined here:
Description
Status | Subtype | Assigned | Task | ||
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Resolved | Mhurd | T175320 Switch to using headless section transform and attachment | |||
Resolved | JoeWalsh | T175321 Make bundled web server able to deliver json section html array for a given article | |||
Resolved | Mhurd | T175322 Modify existing index.html handling to not inject entire article html, but append transformed doc fragments for each section | |||
Resolved | Mhurd | T175323 Integrate lazy image loading transform | |||
Resolved | Mhurd | T179436 Set up measurement of page loading timings |
Event Timeline
Testing criteria
This ticket changed some of the under-the-hood mechanics of article presentation.
In general be on the lookout for any article loading regressions.
Specifically, it would be good to test the following:
Article loading and presentation:
- Load an article like 'Barack Obama'
- Load the same article on another device using the previous (app store) version
- Make note of any loading regressions
- Make note of any presentation regressions - scroll through the entire article on each device ensuring the articles look the same
- Repeat the steps above with some other articles
Links:
- Test tapping links on an article on the new version and on another device running the app store version
- Ensure the new version link tapping works like the old version
Saved pages:
- Save some articles
- Put the device in airplane mode
- Ensure the articles still load when tapped from the "Save pages" list
Testing on:
iPhone 7 (iOS 10.3.2) - Wikipedia app 5.7.1 (1259), app store version (left)
iPhone 6 Plus (iOS 11.1.2) - Wikipedia app 5.8.0 (1265). (right)
"Barack Obama" tests, link tests, and testing saving pages in airplane mode seemed to work as expected. For further evidence I attached images and videos below of another article I tested - "Continental Drift" - notice that the animated video plays the same in both apps on both devices.
"Barack Obama" tests, link tests, and testing saving pages in airplane mode seemed to work as expected. For further evidence I attached images and videos below of another article I tested - "Continental Drift" - notice that the animated video plays the same in both apps on both devices.
That's great! Thank you for the videos :)