def test_rename(self):
# Get a list of datasets
dsets = sc.lst(self.sock)['list']
# Choose an elt and rename
test_elt = dsets[0]
test_elt_renamed = dsets[0]+'renamed'
sc.rename(self.sock, test_elt, test_elt_renamed)
# Get a new list of datasets
dsets = sc.lst(self.sock)
dsets = dsets['list']
# Make sure original is not present and new one is
self.assertTrue(
(test_elt_renamed in dsets)
and
(not (test_elt in dsets)),
"Copied element deleted")
sc.rename(self.sock, test_elt_renamed, test_elt)
# Get a new list of datasets
dsets = sc.lst(self.sock)
dsets = dsets['list']
# Make sure the second rename also worked
self.assertTrue(
(not (test_elt_renamed in dsets))
and
(not (test_elt in dsets),
"Copied element deleted"))
def test_rename_admin(self):
# Get a dataset owned by bob
sc.auth(self.sock, 'bob', 'bob')
dsets = sc.lst(self.sock)['list']
test_elt = dsets[0]
ren_elt = test_elt+'renamed'
# Rename the dataset
sc.auth(self.sock, 'lev', 'lev')
sc.rename_admin(self.sock, test_elt, ren_elt, 'bob')
# Verify the rename
sc.auth(self.sock, 'bob', 'bob')
dsets = sc.lst(self.sock)['list']
self.assertIn(ren_elt, dsets, "Other user's dataset not renamed!")
# Put things back the way they were
sc.rename(self.sock, ren_elt, test_elt)
sc.auth(self.sock, 'lev', 'lev')
