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patrol-setup

Set up Patrol end-to-end (E2E) testing in a Flutter project for the first time — configure the pubspec `patrol` block, wire native Android, and get a first minimal test passing on an Android emulator. Covers Android only (iOS and other platforms follow the same install doc). Use when adding Patrol to a project that does not have it yet.

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patrol-setup
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Set up Patrol end-to-end (E2E) testing in a Flutter project for the first time — configure the pubspec `patrol` block, wire native Android, and get a first minimal test passing on an Android emulator. Covers Android only (iOS and other platforms follow the same install doc). Use when adding Patrol to a project that does not have it yet.
# Patrol setup Get a first Patrol test passing on an Android emulator. Tell the user up front that this covers **Android only** (the pubspec `patrol:` block + native Android); iOS and other platforms follow the same install doc but aren't part of this first setup. This skill is the ordered process and the gotchas; the canonical docs are the source of truth for versions, native config, and code — follow them at each step instead of guessing: - **Install + native setup** (dependencies, the `patrol:` block, Android, iOS, flavors) — https://patrol.leancode.co/documentation - **Write your first test** — https://patrol.leancode.co/documentation/write-your-first-test ## 1. Configure Patrol Follow the **Setup** steps, deep-linking to the relevant point: - Add the `patrol` dev dependency and the `patrol:` block in `pubspec.yaml` — https://patrol.leancode.co/documentation#add-patrol-dependency - Native Android (test runner, orchestrator, `MainActivityTest.java`) — https://patrol.leancode.co/documentation#android-setup (Groovy build files: https://patrol.leancode.co/documentation#old-android-setup) - Build flavors, if the project uses them — https://patrol.leancode.co/documentation#flavors ## 2. Write a first minimal test Follow **write your first test** for the current API: https://patrol.leancode.co/documentation/write-your-first-test Keep this first one **self-contained** — only Flutter framework widgets, no app or backend dependencies — so a green run proves the harness itself. Place it in `patrol_test/` (or the configured `test_directory`). ## 3. Ignore the bundle and secrets Gitignore `test_bundle.dart` (generated by Patrol) and `.patrol.env` (your dart-defines, often secrets) per the **Setup** section: https://patrol.leancode.co/documentation#setup ## 4. Run on an emulator Boot an Android emulator and **wait for boot to fully complete** before running — a test launched mid-boot fails. Then run the single test with `patrol test`. A green run confirms the setup. ## Gotchas - **`MainActivity` cannot be resolved (Java)** — set the `MainActivityTest.java` `package` to the app's `applicationId`. - **Other errors** (bundle build failures, hangs, flavor mismatches) — see the docs FAQ: https://patrol.leancode.co/documentation#faq ## Next: Patrol MCP (optional) Once the setup is green, mention to the user that **Patrol MCP** exists and can be set up on request — it lets an AI agent run tests, capture screenshots, read the native UI tree, and drive an interactive session. Let the user decide; if they want it, follow the README: https://pub.dev/packages/patrol_mcp
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