Exemple #1
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    def test_get_status_counts(self):
        expected_steps = ['teams', 'waiting', 'done', 'cancelled']

        # Initially, counts for all expected steps should be 0
        initial_counts = team_api.get_status_counts('test course', 'test item')

        for step in expected_steps:
            assert {'status': step, 'count': 0} in initial_counts

        # Given some assessments
        self._create_test_workflow('foo', 'teams')
        self._create_test_workflow('bar', 'waiting')
        self._create_test_workflow('baz', 'done')
        self._create_test_workflow('biz', 'cancelled')

        # When we get updated counts
        counts = team_api.get_status_counts('test course', 'test item')

        for step in expected_steps:
            assert {'status': step, 'count': 1} in counts
Exemple #2
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    def get_team_workflow_status_counts(self):
        """
        Retrieve the counts of team workflows for each status.

        Returns:
            tuple of (list, int), where the list contains dicts with keys
            "status" (unicode value) and "count" (int value), and the
            integer represents the total number of submissions.
        """
        student_item = self.get_student_item_dict()
        status_counts = team_workflow_api.get_status_counts(
            course_id=student_item['course_id'],
            item_id=student_item['item_id'],
        )
        num_submissions = sum(item['count'] for item in status_counts)
        return status_counts, num_submissions