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The tests send QEvent::MouseMove events to the view, but don't fully construct the event with both local and global position. Consequently, QMouseEvent will use QCursor::pos as the global position, which is unreliable, as QTest::mouseMove can not guarantee that the mouse really moves - when running the tests locally on e.g macOS, it never does. So instead construct the QMouseEvent with the trivially calculated global position. Change-Id: Ic4c914e3af7f15751545080d4743b06d3887cce8 Reviewed-by: Andreas Aardal Hanssen <andreas@hanssen.name> |
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