dotnet-maui-testing
dotnet-maui-testing
Testing .NET MAUI applications using Appium for UI automation and XHarness for cross-platform test execution. Covers device and emulator testing, platform-specific behavior validation, element location strategies for MAUI controls, and test infrastructure for mobile/desktop apps.
Version assumptions: .NET 8.0+ baseline, Appium 2.x with UIAutomator2 (Android) and XCUITest (iOS) drivers, XHarness 1.x. Examples use the latest Appium .NET client (5.x+).
Out of scope: Shared UI testing patterns (page object model, wait strategies) are in [skill:dotnet-ui-testing-core]. Browser-based testing is covered by [skill:dotnet-playwright]. Test project scaffolding is owned by [skill:dotnet-add-testing].
Prerequisites: MAUI test project scaffolded via [skill:dotnet-add-testing]. Appium server installed (npm install -g appium). For Android: Android SDK with emulator configured. For iOS: Xcode with simulator (macOS only). For Windows: WinAppDriver installed.
Cross-references: [skill:dotnet-ui-testing-core] for page object model, test selectors, and async wait patterns, [skill:dotnet-xunit] for xUnit fixtures and test organization, [skill:dotnet-maui-development] for MAUI project structure, XAML/MVVM patterns, and platform services, [skill:dotnet-maui-aot] for Native AOT on iOS/Mac Catalyst and AOT build testing considerations.
Appium Setup for MAUI
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