def test_edit_invalid_value(self):
# First, make sure we can't do this
bot = CandidateBot(self.person.pk)
with self.assertRaises(ValueError):
bot.edit_field("email", "INVALID")
# Now, ignore errors and verify nothing changes, but no errors
# are raised
bot = CandidateBot(self.person.pk)
bot.IGNORE_ERRORS = True
bot.edit_field("email", "INVALID")
person = bot.save("a source")
self.assertEqual(person.get_email, None)
def test_update_field(self):
self.person.tmp_person_identifiers.create(value_type="email",
value="*****@*****.**")
self.assertEqual(self.person.get_email, "*****@*****.**")
bot = CandidateBot(self.person.pk)
bot.edit_field("email", "*****@*****.**", update=True)
person = bot.save("a source")
self.assertEqual(person.get_email, "*****@*****.**")
# Now test this doesn't work if update==False
bot = CandidateBot(self.person.pk)
with self.assertRaises(IntegrityError):
bot.edit_field("email", "*****@*****.**", update=False)
# Now test we can ignore the above error if we want to
bot = CandidateBot(self.person.pk)
bot.IGNORE_ERRORS = True
bot.edit_field("email", "*****@*****.**", update=False)
person = bot.save("a source")
# The edit failed, but didn't raise an error
self.assertEqual(person.get_email, "*****@*****.**")
def test_cant_edit_linkedin(self):
bot = CandidateBot(self.person.pk)
with self.assertRaises(ValueError):
bot.edit_field("linkedin", "https://linkedin.com/CandidateBot")