Example #1
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def test_resume_workflow():
    @step("Test step 1")
    def fakestep1():
        return {"steden": ["Utrecht"], "stad": "Amsterdam"}

    @inputstep("Wait for me step 2", assignee=Assignee.SYSTEM)
    def waitforme(steden, stad):
        class WaitForm(FormPage):
            stad: str

        user_input = yield WaitForm
        meer = [*steden, stad]
        return {**user_input.dict(), "steden": meer}

    @step("Test step 3")
    def fakestep3(steden):
        meer = [*steden, "Leiden"]
        return {"steden": meer}

    @workflow("Test wf", target="Target.CREATE")
    def testwf():
        return begin >> fakestep1 >> waitforme >> fakestep3 >> done

    with WorkflowInstanceForTests(testwf, "testwf"):
        # The process and step_log from run_workflow can be used to resume it with resume_workflow
        result, process, step_log = run_workflow("testwf", {})
        assert_suspended(result)
        result, step_log = resume_workflow(process, step_log,
                                           {"stad": "Maastricht"})
        assert_complete(result)
Example #2
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def test_failing_inputstep_with_form_state_params() -> None:
    @inputstep("Modify")
    def modify(subscription_id: UUIDstr) -> NoReturn:
        raise Exception("Something went wrong")

    class Form(FormPage):
        subscription_id: UUID

    @workflow("Workflow", initial_input_form=const(Form))
    def inject_args_test_workflow():
        return init >> modify >> done

    with WorkflowInstanceForTests(inject_args_test_workflow,
                                  "inject_args_test_workflow"):
        init_state = {"subscription_id": uuid4()}

        result, process, step_log = run_workflow("inject_args_test_workflow",
                                                 init_state)
        assert_suspended(result)
        step_log_copy = deepcopy(step_log)

        with pytest.raises(Exception) as e:
            resume_workflow(process, step_log, {})

        assert "Something went wrong" in str(e.value)
        assert step_log_copy == step_log  # No steps have been logged because of the error
def test_happy_flow(generic_subscription_1, validation_workflow_instance):
    product = SubscriptionTable.query.get(generic_subscription_1).product
    product.workflows.append(WorkflowTable(name="validation_workflow", target=Target.SYSTEM))
    db.session.add(product)
    db.session.commit()

    result, process, step_log = run_workflow("validation_workflow", {"subscription_id": generic_subscription_1})
    assert_complete(result)
def test_remove_tasks(task):
    result, process, step_log = run_workflow("task_clean_up_tasks", {})
    assert_complete(result)
    res = extract_state(result)
    state = {
        "process_id": res["process_id"],
        "reporter": "john.doe",
        "tasks_removed": 1
    }
    assert_state(result, state)

    processes = ProcessTable.query.all()

    assert len(processes) == 3
    assert sorted(p.workflow for p in processes) == sorted(
        ["nice and new task", "nice process", "task_clean_up_tasks"])
Example #5
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def test_resume_workflow(waiting_process):
    with mock.patch("orchestrator.services.processes.resume_process") as m:
        result, process, step_log = run_workflow("task_resume_workflows", {})
        assert_complete(result)
        #
        res = extract_state(result)
        state = {
            "process_id": res["process_id"],
            "reporter": "john.doe",
            "number_of_waiting_processes": 1,
            "number_of_resumed_pids": 1,
            "waiting_pids": [str(PID)],
            "resumed_pids": [str(PID)],
        }
        assert_state(result, state)
        m.assert_called_once()
Example #6
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def test_modify_note(responses, generic_subscription_1):
    init_state = [{"subscription_id": generic_subscription_1}, {"note": TEST}]

    result, process, step_log = run_workflow("modify_note", init_state)
    assert_complete(result)

    # assert state for correctness
    state = extract_state(result)
    assert state["old_note"] is None
    assert state["note"] == TEST
    assert state["__old_subscriptions__"].get(generic_subscription_1)
    assert state["__old_subscriptions__"][generic_subscription_1][
        "note"] is None
    assert state["__old_subscriptions__"][generic_subscription_1][
        "description"] == "Generic Subscription One"

    # assert subscription for correctness
    subscription = get_subscription(generic_subscription_1)
    assert subscription.note == TEST
def test_failed_validation(generic_subscription_1: str, validation_workflow_instance) -> None:
    @step("Fail")
    def fail():
        raise ValueError("Failed")

    @validate_workflow("Failing Validation")
    def failing_validation_workflow() -> StepList:
        return begin >> fail

    with WorkflowInstanceForTests(failing_validation_workflow, "failing_validation_workflow"):
        product = SubscriptionTable.query.get(generic_subscription_1).product
        product.workflows.append(WorkflowTable(name="failing_validation_workflow", target=Target.SYSTEM))
        db.session.add(product)
        db.session.commit()

        result, process, step_log = run_workflow(
            "failing_validation_workflow", {"subscription_id": generic_subscription_1}
        )
        assert_failed(result)
        assert "Failed" in extract_error(result)
Example #8
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def test_check_subscriptions(generic_subscription_1, generic_subscription_2):
    result, process, step_log = run_workflow("task_validate_products", {})
    assert_complete(result)
def test_no_subscription(validation_workflow_instance):
    with pytest.raises(FormValidationError) as error_info:
        run_workflow("validation_workflow", {"subscription_id": None})
    assert "none is not an allowed value" in str(error_info.value)