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Decouple AdsServiceImpl full screen mode business logic #8265

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Resolves brave/brave-browser#14762

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Confirm ads are not shown when the browser is in full-screen mode (this mode is not the same as maximized windows)

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Mobile was always fullscreen, so I assume this changes no logic there?

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tmancey commented Mar 16, 2021

Mobile was always fullscreen, so I assume this changes no logic there?

That is correct, so mobile will work as before


// Assert
FullScreenModeFrequencyCap frequency_cap;
const bool is_allowed = frequency_cap.ShouldAllow();
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nit: in other frequency cap tests we have ShouldAllow() under // Act (and MockFullScreenMode(..) would be under // Arrange respectively

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same for all cases in this test

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Fixed

@@ -58,6 +59,11 @@ bool FrequencyCapping::IsAdAllowed() {
return false;
}

FullScreenModeFrequencyCap full_screen_node_frequency_cap;
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nit: should be full_screen_mode_frequency_cap? ("m" instead of "n")

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Fixed

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LGTM

@tmancey tmancey force-pushed the issues/14762 branch 5 times, most recently from 1e29655 to 8c3d3f7 Compare March 16, 2021 22:35
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tmancey commented Mar 17, 2021

CI failed due to known browser tests and audit deps

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Decouple AdsServiceImpl full screen mode business logic
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