def test_manager_bad_update(tests_hierarchy_manager, namespace_location):
# Create some metadata, then attempt to update it with a known schema violation
# and ensure the previous copy still exists...
# Create a user instance...
metadata = Metadata(**byo_metadata_json)
metadata.display_name = 'user1'
instance = tests_hierarchy_manager.create('bad_update', metadata)
assert instance is not None
assert instance.resource.startswith(str(namespace_location))
# Now, attempt to update the user instance, but include a schema violation.
# Verify the update failed, but also ensure the previous instance is still there.
instance2 = tests_hierarchy_manager.get('bad_update')
instance2.display_name = 'user2'
instance2.metadata['number_range_test'] = 42 # number is out of range
with pytest.raises(ValidationError):
tests_hierarchy_manager.update('bad_update', instance2)
_ensure_single_instance(tests_hierarchy_manager, namespace_location, "bad_update.json")
instance2 = tests_hierarchy_manager.get('bad_update')
assert instance2.display_name == instance.display_name
assert 'number_range_test' not in instance2.metadata
# Now try update without providing a name, ValueError expected
instance2 = tests_hierarchy_manager.get('bad_update')
instance2.display_name = 'user update with no name'
with pytest.raises(ValueError):
tests_hierarchy_manager.update(None, instance2)
_ensure_single_instance(tests_hierarchy_manager, namespace_location, "bad_update.json")
def test_manager_hierarchy_create(tests_hierarchy_manager, namespace_location):
# Note, this is really more of an update test (replace = True), since you cannot "create" an
# instance if it already exists - which, in this case, it exists in the factory area
metadata = Metadata(**byo_metadata_json)
metadata.display_name = 'user'
with pytest.raises(MetadataExistsError):
tests_hierarchy_manager.create('byo_2', metadata)
instance = tests_hierarchy_manager.update('byo_2', metadata)
assert instance is not None
assert instance.resource.startswith(str(namespace_location))
metadata_list = tests_hierarchy_manager.get_all()
assert len(metadata_list) == 3
# Ensure the proper instances exist
for metadata in metadata_list:
if metadata.name == 'byo_1':
assert metadata.display_name == "factory"
if metadata.name == 'byo_2':
assert metadata.display_name == "user"
if metadata.name == 'byo_3':
assert metadata.display_name == "factory"
byo_2 = tests_hierarchy_manager.get('byo_2')
assert byo_2.resource.startswith(str(namespace_location))
metadata = Metadata(**byo_metadata_json)
metadata.display_name = 'user'
instance = tests_hierarchy_manager.update('byo_3', metadata)
assert instance is not None
assert instance.resource.startswith(str(namespace_location))
metadata_list = tests_hierarchy_manager.get_all()
assert len(metadata_list) == 3
# Ensure the proper instances exist
for metadata in metadata_list:
if metadata.name == 'byo_1':
assert metadata.display_name == "factory"
if metadata.name == 'byo_2':
assert metadata.display_name == "user"
if metadata.name == 'byo_3':
assert metadata.display_name == "user"
byo_2 = tests_hierarchy_manager.get('byo_2')
assert byo_2.resource.startswith(str(namespace_location))
def test_manager_add_empty_display_name(tests_manager):
# Found that empty display_name values were passing validation, so minLength=1 was added
metadata_name = 'empty_display_name'
metadata = Metadata(**valid_metadata_json)
metadata.display_name = ''
with pytest.raises(ValidationError):
tests_manager.create(metadata_name, metadata)
# Ensure file was not created using storage manager
with pytest.raises(MetadataNotFoundError):
tests_manager.metadata_store.fetch_instances(metadata_name)
def test_manager_add_empty_display_name(tests_manager, metadata_tests_dir):
# Found that empty display_name values were passing validation, so minLength=1 was added
metadata = Metadata(**valid_metadata_json)
metadata.display_name = ''
with pytest.raises(ValidationError):
tests_manager.add('empty_display_name', metadata)
# Ensure file was not created
metadata_file = os.path.join(metadata_tests_dir,
'{}.json'.format('empty_display_name'))
assert not os.path.exists(metadata_file)
def test_manager_hierarchy_remove(tests_hierarchy_manager, factory_location,
shared_location, namespace_location):
# Create additional instances in shared and user areas
byo_2 = byo_metadata_json
byo_2['display_name'] = 'shared'
create_json_file(shared_location, 'byo_2.json', byo_2)
metadata = Metadata(**byo_metadata_json)
metadata.display_name = 'user'
instance = tests_hierarchy_manager.update('byo_2', metadata)
assert instance is not None
assert instance.resource.startswith(str(namespace_location))
# Confirm on in user is found...
metadata_list = tests_hierarchy_manager.get_all()
assert len(metadata_list) == 3
# Ensure the proper instances exist
for metadata in metadata_list:
if metadata.name == 'byo_1':
assert metadata.display_name == "factory"
if metadata.name == 'byo_2':
assert metadata.display_name == "user"
if metadata.name == 'byo_3':
assert metadata.display_name == "factory"
byo_2 = tests_hierarchy_manager.get('byo_2')
assert byo_2.resource.startswith(str(namespace_location))
# Now remove instance. Should be allowed since it resides in user area
tests_hierarchy_manager.remove('byo_2')
_ensure_single_instance(tests_hierarchy_manager,
namespace_location,
"byo_2.json",
expected_count=0)
# Attempt to remove instance from shared area and its protected
with pytest.raises(PermissionError) as pe:
tests_hierarchy_manager.remove('byo_2')
assert "Removal of instance 'byo_2'" in str(pe.value)
# Ensure the one that exists is the one in the shared area
byo_2 = tests_hierarchy_manager.get('byo_2')
assert byo_2.resource.startswith(str(shared_location))
# Attempt to remove instance from factory area and its protected as well
with pytest.raises(PermissionError) as pe:
tests_hierarchy_manager.remove('byo_1')
assert "Removal of instance 'byo_1'" in str(pe.value)
byo_1 = tests_hierarchy_manager.get('byo_1')
assert byo_1.resource.startswith(str(factory_location))
def test_manager_update(tests_hierarchy_manager, metadata_tests_dir):
# Create some metadata, then attempt to update it with a known schema violation
# and ensure the previous copy still exists...
# Create a user instance...
metadata = Metadata(**byo_metadata_json)
metadata.display_name = 'user1'
instance = tests_hierarchy_manager.add('update', metadata)
assert instance is not None
assert instance.resource.startswith(str(metadata_tests_dir))
# Now update the user instance - add a field - and ensure that the original renamed file is not present.
instance2 = tests_hierarchy_manager.get('update')
instance2.display_name = 'user2'
instance2.metadata['number_range_test'] = 7
tests_hierarchy_manager.add('update', instance2, replace=True)
_ensure_single_file(metadata_tests_dir, "update.json")
instance2 = tests_hierarchy_manager.get('update')
assert instance2.display_name == 'user2'
assert instance2.metadata['number_range_test'] == 7
