async def test_run(self, event_loop):
change = AddRelationChange(1, [],
params={
"endpoint1": "endpoint1",
"endpoint2": "endpoint2"
})
rel1 = mock.Mock(name="rel1", **{"matches.return_value": False})
rel2 = mock.Mock(name="rel2", **{"matches.return_value": True})
model = mock.Mock()
model.add_relation = base.AsyncMock(return_value=rel2)
context = mock.Mock()
context.resolveRelation = mock.Mock(
side_effect=['endpoint_1', 'endpoint_2'])
context.model = model
model.relations = [rel1]
result = await change.run(context)
assert result is rel2
model.add_relation.assert_called_once()
model.add_relation.assert_called_with("endpoint_1", "endpoint_2")
# confirm that it's idempotent
context.resolveRelation.side_effect = ['endpoint_1', 'endpoint_2']
model.add_relation.reset_mock()
model.add_relation.return_value = None
model.relations = [rel1, rel2]
result = await change.run(context)
assert result is rel2
assert not model.add_relation.called
def test_dict_params(self):
change = AddRelationChange(1, [], params={"endpoint1": "endpoint1",
"endpoint2": "endpoint2"})
self.assertEqual({"change_id": 1,
"requires": [],
"endpoint1": "endpoint1",
"endpoint2": "endpoint2"}, change.__dict__)
async def test_run(self, event_loop):
change = AddRelationChange(1, [], params={"endpoint1": "endpoint1",
"endpoint2": "endpoint2"})
model = mock.Mock()
model.add_relation = base.AsyncMock(return_value="relation1")
context = mock.Mock()
context.resolveRelation = mock.Mock(side_effect=['endpoint_1', 'endpoint_2'])
context.model = model
result = await change.run(context)
assert result == "relation1"
model.add_relation.assert_called_once()
model.add_relation.assert_called_with("endpoint_1", "endpoint_2")
def test_method(self):
self.assertEqual("addRelation", AddRelationChange.method())