Smoke test
What to look for when smoke testing Vivox.
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When a user has voice enabled, UI elements indicate channel join state and what options (for example, mute, push-to-talk) are active and usable. Otherwise, UI elements aren't active or indicate that a user isn't in a channel.
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UI elements
- User is connected to a Vivox voice network but is not in a channel or call.
- User is in a channel or call, and they see a personal speaking indication or for another person.
- Microphone is active or inactive (muted).
- Push-to-talk is active or inactive.
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UI function controls
- Selecting a channel to enter gets the user to the expected channel.
- If mute for me is implemented, check for persistence by restarting the game.
- Entering or leaving a channel works.
- Choosing a different capture (microphone) or render (loudspeaker) device correctly updates the UI.
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Logging checkpoints
- Vivox voice network connection, login, and session creation.
- Channel activity: for example, speaking indications.
- Capture device or render device changes: for example, volume or changing devices.
- Vivox connectivity is monitored. For example, an error is thrown when voice unexpectedly disconnects or logouts.