clicking-and-scrolling

To scroll to a specific item in Jetpack Compose UI testing, use performScrollToIndex, performScrollToKey, or performScrollToNode by targeting the scrollable container node rather than individual content items.

The "no scroll parent" error in Compose UI tests occurs when performScrollTo is applied incorrectly; use performScrollTo on content nodes and switch to performScrollToIndex or performScrollToKey for scrollable lazy containers.

To click a LinkAnnotation inside Jetpack Compose Text nodes during UI testing, use the performFirstLinkClick action to reliably interact with the first hyperlinked text segment.

To request focus on a Jetpack Compose input field in UI tests, apply the requestFocus action combined with performSemanticsAction using the semantics keys installed by your production code.

To trigger custom AccessibilityAction semantics in Jetpack Compose testing, use performSemanticsAction with the specific semantics keys defined in your production code to invoke the desired custom actions.

Using performClick on off-screen content in Jetpack Compose UI tests causes failures; you must first reveal the off-screen node using performScrollTo or performScrollToIndex before applying performClick.