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TEST_KEYBOARD_SELECTION:
Run Keyman for Mac and verify that a single keyboard is selected in the Keyman section of the Input Menu. Also, confirm that the selected keyboard is actually the one that is processing keystrokes when typing in a text document.
TEST_CHANGING_KEYBOARDS:
Select a different keyboard from the list in the Keyman section of the Input Menu and verify that:
The keyboard that was selected now has the checkmark next to it when you open the Input Menu.
The previously selected keyboard does not have a checkmark next to it.
When typing in a text document, confirm the selected keyboard is the one that is processing keystrokes.
TEST_CONFIGURATION_MENU:
Select the 'Configuration...' menu item and confirm that it brings up the Configuration window.
TEST_SHOW_OSK_MENU:
Select the 'On-Screen Keyboard' menu item and confirm that it brings up the On-screen Keyboard window.
TEST_ABOUT_MENU:
Select the 'About' menu item and confirm that it brings up the About dialog.
TEST_ADD_KEYBOARD:
Go to the Configuration window and either install a new keyboard or enable one that is already installed by clicking on the checkbox in the leftmost column of the Keyboards pane. Confirm that the newly added keyboard is now listed in the Keyman section of the Input Menu.
TEST_REMOVE_SELECTED_KEYBOARD:
Go to the Configuration window and disable the keyboard that is currently active in Keyman by unchecking the corresponding checkbox in the leftmost column of the Keyboards pane. Confirm that:
the removed keyboard is no longer listed in the Keyman section of the Input Menu
that some other keyboard is now selected instead
that the newly selected keyboard is being used for key processing when typing in a text document
TEST_REMOVE_ALL_KEYBOARDS:
Go to the Configuration window and disable all the keyboards that are currently active in Keyman by unchecking the checkboxes in the leftmost column of the Keyboards pane. Go look at the Input Menu and confirm that the only keyboard listed is a placeholder that says: '(No Keyboard Configured)':
TEST_MENU_PERFORMANCE:
When the Input Menu is opened, confirm that the contents of the menu are fully populated and you do not need to open and close the Input Menu a few times for the Keyman section of the menu to appear.
✅ TEST_KEYBOARD_SELECTION (PASSED): Tested with the attached PR build (Keyman 16.0.142-test-9810) on Mac Sonoma OS and here is my observation: 1. Installed a keyman keyboard and verified that the single keyboard is selected in the keyman section of the Input menu. 2. I opened a text document and could type with the selected keyman keyboard without having any issues.
✅ TEST_CHANGING_KEYBOARDS (PASSED): 1. Verified that the selected keyboard has the check mark next to it when I opened the Input menu. 2. Also, confirmed that the previously selected keyboard did not have a check mark next to it. 3. Verified that the selected keyboard is the one that is processing keystrokes When typing in a text document. (notes)
✅ TEST_CONFIGURATION_MENU (PASSED): 1. Confirmed that clicking the 'Configuration' option from the menu item opens the Configuration window.
✅ TEST_SHOW_OSK_MENU (PASSED): 1. Verified that by selecting 'On-Screen Keyboard' menu item, open up the On-screen keyboard window. (notes)
✅ TEST_ABOUT_MENU (PASSED): 1. Verified that clicking the 'About' menu item, opens the About dialog. (notes)
✅ TEST_ADD_KEYBOARD (PASSED): Tested as per the instructions and confirmed that the newly added keyboard is now listed in the Keyman section of the Input Menu.
✅ TEST_REMOVE_SELECTED_KEYBOARD (PASSED): 1. Verified that the removed keyboard is no longer listed in the Keyman section of the Input menu. 2. Instead of that some other keyboard is selected in the menu. 3. Able to type with the newly selected keyboard in a text document. (notes)
✅ TEST_REMOVE_ALL_KEYBOARDS (PASSED): 1. Verified that the 'No Keyboard configured' message appears in gray color in the keyman list menu. (notes)
✅ TEST_MENU_PERFORMANCE (PASSED): 1. Verified that the contents of the menu are fully populated and no need to open and close the Input menu a few times for the keyman section of the menu to appear.
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fix(mac): move keyboard menu items to main Input Menu from submenu 🔥 🍒
fix(mac): move keyboard menu items to main Input Menu from submenu 🔥 🍒 🏠
Oct 20, 2023
TEST_KEYBOARD_SELECTION (PASSED): Tested with the attached PR build (Keyman 16.0.142-test-9810) on Mac Sonoma OS and here is my observation: 1. Installed a keyman keyboard and verified that the single keyboard is selected in the keyman section of the Input menu. 2. I opened a text document and could type with the selected keyman keyboard without having any issues.
TEST_CHANGING_KEYBOARDS (PASSED): 1. Verified that the selected keyboard has the check mark next to it when I opened the Input menu. 2. Also, confirmed that the previously selected keyboard did not have a check mark next to it. 3. Verified that the selected keyboard is the one that is processing keystrokes When typing in a text document.
TEST_CONFIGURATION_MENU (PASSED): 1. Confirmed that clicking the 'Configuration' option from the menu item opens the Configuration window.
TEST_SHOW_OSK_MENU (PASSED): 1. Verified that by selecting 'On-Screen Keyboard' menu item, open up the On-screen keyboard window.
TEST_ABOUT_MENU (PASSED): 1. Verified that clicking the 'About' menu item, opens the About dialog.
TEST_ADD_KEYBOARD (PASSED): Tested as per the instructions and confirmed that the newly added keyboard is now listed in the Keyman section of the Input Menu.
TEST_REMOVE_SELECTED_KEYBOARD (PASSED): 1. Verified that the removed keyboard is no longer listed in the Keyman section of the Input menu. 2. Instead of that some other keyboard is selected in the menu. 3. Able to type with the newly selected keyboard in a text document.
TEST_REMOVE_ALL_KEYBOARDS (PASSED): 1. Verified that the 'No Keyboard configured' message appears in gray color in the keyman list menu.
TEST_MENU_PERFORMANCE (PASSED): 1. Verified that the contents of the menu are fully populated and no need to open and close the Input menu a few times for the keyman section of the menu to appear.
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Cherry-pick of #9777 to stable-16.0
Previously, Keyman for Mac supported switching of keyboards using a submenu from the Keyman section of the Input Menu:
This change eliminates the submenu and lists the keyboards at the top of the Keyman section of the Input menu:
It is helpful to make this change now because the Keyboards submenu is not functioning properly with macOS Sonoma, 14.0 (see #9684).
Fixes #9684
User Testing
TEST_KEYBOARD_SELECTION:
Run Keyman for Mac and verify that a single keyboard is selected in the Keyman section of the Input Menu. Also, confirm that the selected keyboard is actually the one that is processing keystrokes when typing in a text document.
TEST_CHANGING_KEYBOARDS:
Select a different keyboard from the list in the Keyman section of the Input Menu and verify that:
TEST_CONFIGURATION_MENU:
Select the 'Configuration...' menu item and confirm that it brings up the Configuration window.
TEST_SHOW_OSK_MENU:
Select the 'On-Screen Keyboard' menu item and confirm that it brings up the On-screen Keyboard window.
TEST_ABOUT_MENU:
Select the 'About' menu item and confirm that it brings up the About dialog.
TEST_ADD_KEYBOARD:
Go to the Configuration window and either install a new keyboard or enable one that is already installed by clicking on the checkbox in the leftmost column of the Keyboards pane. Confirm that the newly added keyboard is now listed in the Keyman section of the Input Menu.
TEST_REMOVE_SELECTED_KEYBOARD:
Go to the Configuration window and disable the keyboard that is currently active in Keyman by unchecking the corresponding checkbox in the leftmost column of the Keyboards pane. Confirm that:
Go to the Configuration window and disable all the keyboards that are currently active in Keyman by unchecking the checkboxes in the leftmost column of the Keyboards pane. Go look at the Input Menu and confirm that the only keyboard listed is a placeholder that says: '(No Keyboard Configured)':
When the Input Menu is opened, confirm that the contents of the menu are fully populated and you do not need to open and close the Input Menu a few times for the Keyman section of the menu to appear.