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Updated the ActivityIndicator tests to also check for visibility when… #2838

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Updates the tests (based on #2829 review comments) to include visibility checks when testing the start/stop function of the ActivityIndicator widget

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@@ -5,3 +5,7 @@

class ActivityIndicatorProbe(SimpleProbe):
native_class = NSProgressIndicator

@property
def is_hidden(self):
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It would be worth being explicit that we're talking about the spinner visibility here. Depending on the implementation, it would be possible to have a widget that is "visible" in the sense of Toga's drawing instructions, but that that displays no content because the spinner is hidden. iOS got caught on this because spinner visibility and widget visibility are treated as the same thing; but that's no necessarily the same.

There's already a probe for evaluating visibility; spinner visibility isn't necessarily the same thing.

(edit) not sure what happened... this got submitted before I finished writing the comment.

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