ui-smoke: settle after homing before requesting AUTO

The driver requested AUTO the instant homing completed per NML stat, but
gmoccapy only enables AUTO once it has processed the all-homed signal in
its own event loop (and re-asserts MANUAL itself on that signal). The
early request was rejected, bounced back to MANUAL with an "It is not
possible to change to Auto Mode" warning that lingered in the confirm
shot; ensure_mode retried and won, so the run still passed. A short
settle after homing lets the GUI catch up, so AUTO is accepted first try.

Author: grandixximo

tests/ui-smoke/_lib/drive.py

@@ -32,6 +32,13 @@
 # stability check catches that.
 STATE_STABILITY_S = 0.5
 STATE_RETRY_BUDGET = 6
+# Pause after homing before requesting AUTO. gmoccapy only enables AUTO
+# once it has processed the all-homed signal in its own event loop (and
+# re-asserts MANUAL itself on that signal). Requesting AUTO before then is
+# rejected: it bounces back to MANUAL with an "It is not possible to
+# change to Auto Mode" warning. ensure_mode would retry and win, but the
+# warning lingers on screen; this settle lets the GUI catch up first.
+POST_HOME_SETTLE_S = 2.0
 
 # linuxcnc launcher PID, written to linuxcnc.pid by the launcher and read
 # once at startup. The driver watches it so a GUI crash, which tears
@@ -297,6 +304,11 @@ def run_program(cmd, stat, ngc_path, expect_delta_mm, tol, run_timeout):
     if not home_all(cmd, stat, timeout=60.0):
         return False
 
+    # Let the GUI react to the all-homed transition before requesting AUTO,
+    # so it does not reject the mode change (see POST_HOME_SETTLE_S).
+    time.sleep(POST_HOME_SETTLE_S)
+    stat.poll()
+
     if not ensure_mode(cmd, stat, linuxcnc.MODE_AUTO, "MODE_AUTO"):
         return False