Exemple #1
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def confirm_changes(options, orgs, org_coursekey_pairs):
    """
    Should we apply the changes to the database?

    If `--apply`, this just returns True.
    If `--dry`, this does a dry run and then returns False.
    Otherwise, it does a dry run and then prompts the user.

    Arguments:
        options (dict[str]): command-line arguments.
        orgs (list[dict]): list of org data dictionaries to bulk-add.
        org_coursekey_pairs (list[tuple[dict, CourseKey]]):
            list of (org data dictionary, course key) links to bulk-add.

    Returns: bool
    """
    if options.get('apply') and options.get('dry'):
        raise CommandError("Only one of 'apply' and 'dry' may be specified")
    if options.get('apply'):
        return True
    organizations_api.bulk_add_organizations(orgs, dry_run=True)
    organizations_api.bulk_add_organization_courses(org_coursekey_pairs, dry_run=True)
    if options.get('dry'):
        return False
    answer = ""
    while answer.lower() not in {'y', 'yes', 'n', 'no'}:
        answer = input('Commit changes shown above to the database [y/n]? ')
    return answer.lower().startswith('y')
    def test_add_several_organizations(self):
        """
        Test that the query_count of bulk_add_organizations does not increase
        when given more organizations.
        """
        existing_org = api.add_organization(
            self.make_organization_data("existing_org"))
        api.remove_organization(
            api.add_organization(
                self.make_organization_data("org_to_reactivate"))["id"])

        # 1 query to load list of existing orgs,
        # 1 query to filter for only inactive existing orgs,
        # 1 query for activate-existing, and 1 query for create-new.
        with self.assertNumQueries(4):
            api.bulk_add_organizations([
                existing_org,
                existing_org,
                existing_org,
                self.make_organization_data("org_to_reactivate"),
                self.make_organization_data("new_org_1"),
                self.make_organization_data("new_org_2"),
                self.make_organization_data("new_org_3"),
                self.make_organization_data("new_org_4"),
                self.make_organization_data("new_org_5"),
                self.make_organization_data("new_org_6"),
                self.make_organization_data("new_org_7"),
                self.make_organization_data("new_org_8"),
                self.make_organization_data("new_org_9"),
                self.make_organization_data("new_org_9"),  # Redundant.
                self.make_organization_data("new_org_9"),  # Redundant.
            ])
        assert len(api.get_organizations()) == 11
Exemple #3
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 def handle(self, *args, **options):
     """
     Handle the backfill command.
     """
     orgslug_coursekey_pairs = find_orgslug_coursekey_pairs()
     orgslug_library_pairs = find_orgslug_library_pairs()
     orgslugs = (
         {orgslug for orgslug, _ in orgslug_coursekey_pairs} |
         {orgslug for orgslug, _ in orgslug_library_pairs}
     )
     # Note: the `organizations.api.bulk_add_*` code will handle:
     # * not overwriting existing organizations, and
     # * skipping duplicates, based on the short name (case-insensiive),
     # so we don't have to worry about those here.
     orgs = [
         {"short_name": orgslug, "name": orgslug}
         # The `sorted` calls aren't strictly necessary, but they'll help make this
         # function more deterministic in case something goes wrong.
         for orgslug in sorted(orgslugs)
     ]
     org_coursekey_pairs = [
         ({"short_name": orgslug}, coursekey)
         for orgslug, coursekey in sorted(orgslug_coursekey_pairs)
     ]
     if not confirm_changes(options, orgs, org_coursekey_pairs):
         print("No changes applied.")
         return
     print("Applying changes...")
     organizations_api.bulk_add_organizations(orgs, dry_run=False)
     organizations_api.bulk_add_organization_courses(org_coursekey_pairs, dry_run=False)
     print("Changes applied successfully.")
    def test_dry_run(self, mock_log_info):
        """
        Test that `bulk_add_organizations` does nothing when `dry_run` is
        specified (except logging).
        """
        api.bulk_add_organizations(
            [self.make_organization_data("org_a")],
            dry_run=True,
        )

        assert api.get_organizations() == []
        # One for reactivations, one for creations.
        assert mock_log_info.call_count == 2
 def test_validation_errors(self):
     """
     Test the `bulk_add_organizations` raises validation errors on bad input,
     and no organizations are created.
     """
     with self.assertRaises(exceptions.InvalidOrganizationException):
         api.bulk_add_organizations([
             self.make_organization_data("valid_org"),
             {
                 "description": "org with no short_name!"
             },
         ])
     assert len(api.get_organizations()) == 0
def bulk_add_data(
    orgs: List[dict],
    org_courseid_pairs: List[Tuple[dict, str]],
    dry_run: bool,
    activate: bool,
):
    """
    Bulk-add the organizations and organization-course linkages.

    Print out list of organizations and organization-course linkages,
    one per line. We distinguish between records that are added by
    being created vs. those that are being added by just reactivating an
    existing record.

    Arguments:
        orgs: org data dictionaries to bulk-add.
              should each have a "short_name" and "name" key.
        org_courseid_pairs
            list of (org data dictionary, course key string) links to bulk-add.
            each org data dictionary should have a "short_name" key.
        dry_run: Whether or not this run should be "dry" (ie, don't apply changes).
        activate: Whether newly-added organizations and organization-course linkages
            should be activated, and whether existing-but-inactive
            organizations/linkages should be reactivated.
    """
    adding_phrase = "Dry-run of bulk-adding" if dry_run else "Bulk-adding"
    created_phrase = "Will create" if dry_run else "Created"
    reactivated_phrase = "Will reactivate" if dry_run else "Reactivated"

    print("------------------------------------------------------")
    print(f"{adding_phrase} organizations...")
    orgs_created, orgs_reactivated = organizations_api.bulk_add_organizations(
        orgs, dry_run=dry_run, activate=activate)
    print(f"{created_phrase} {len(orgs_created)} organizations:")
    for org_short_name in sorted(orgs_created):
        print(f"    {org_short_name}")
    print(f"{reactivated_phrase} {len(orgs_reactivated)} organizations:")
    for org_short_name in sorted(orgs_reactivated):
        print(f"    {org_short_name}")

    print("------------------------------------------------------")
    print(f"{adding_phrase} organization-course linkages...")
    linkages_created, linkages_reactivated = organizations_api.bulk_add_organization_courses(
        org_courseid_pairs, dry_run=dry_run, activate=activate)
    print(
        f"{created_phrase} {len(linkages_created)} organization-course linkages:"
    )
    for org_short_name, course_id in sorted(linkages_created):
        print(f"    {org_short_name},{course_id}")
    print(
        f"{reactivated_phrase} {len(linkages_reactivated)} organization-course linkages:"
    )
    for org_short_name, course_id in sorted(linkages_reactivated):
        print(f"    {org_short_name},{course_id}")
    print("------------------------------------------------------")
    def test_edge_cases(self, mock_log_info):
        """
        Test that bulk_add_organizations handles a few edge cases as expected.
        """
        # Add three orgs, and remove all but the first.
        # Use capitalized name to confirm case insensitivity when checking
        # for existing orgs.
        api.add_organization(self.make_organization_data("EXISTING_ORG"))
        api.remove_organization(
            api.add_organization(
                self.make_organization_data("org_to_reactivate"))["id"])
        api.remove_organization(
            api.add_organization(
                self.make_organization_data("org_to_leave_inactive"))["id"])

        # 1 query to load list of existing orgs,
        # 1 query to filter for only inactive existing orgs,
        # 1 query for create, and 1 query for update.
        with self.assertNumQueries(4):
            api.bulk_add_organizations([

                # New organization.
                self.make_organization_data("org_X"),

                # Modify existing active organization; should be no-op.
                {
                    **self.make_organization_data("existing_org"), "description":
                    "this name should be ignored"
                },

                # Deleted organizations are still stored in the DB as "inactive".
                # Bulk-adding should reactivate it.
                self.make_organization_data("org_to_reactivate"),

                # Another new organizaiton.
                self.make_organization_data("org_Y"),

                # Another org with same short name (case-insensitively)
                # as first new organization; should be ignored.
                {
                    **self.make_organization_data("ORG_x"), "name":
                    "this name should be ignored"
                }
            ])

        # There should exist the already-existing org, the org that existed as inactive
        # but is not activated, and the two new orgs.
        # This should not include `org_to_leave_inactive`.
        organizations = api.get_organizations()
        assert {organization["short_name"]
                for organization in organizations
                } == {"EXISTING_ORG", "org_to_reactivate", "org_X", "org_Y"}

        # Organization dicts with already-taken short_names shouldn't have modified
        # the existing orgs.
        assert "this name should be ignored" not in {
            organization["name"]
            for organization in organizations
        }

        # Based on logging messages, make sure we dropped the appropriate
        # organization dict from the bulk-add batch.
        logging_of_drop_from_batch = mock_log_info.call_args_list[0][0]
        assert logging_of_drop_from_batch[1]["short_name"] == (
            # We dropped this org data:
            self.make_organization_data("ORG_x")["short_name"])
        assert logging_of_drop_from_batch[2]["short_name"] == (
            # in favor of this org data, which came earlier in the batch.
            self.make_organization_data("org_X")["short_name"])

        # Based on logging messages, make sure the expected breakdown of
        #    created vs. reactivated vs. not touched
        # is true for the organizations passed to `bulk_add_organizations`.
        logged_orgs_to_reactivate = mock_log_info.call_args_list[1][0][2]
        assert set(logged_orgs_to_reactivate) == {"org_to_reactivate"}
        logged_orgs_to_create = mock_log_info.call_args_list[2][0][2]
        assert set(logged_orgs_to_create) == {"org_X", "org_Y"}
 def test_add_no_organizations(self):
     """
     Test that `bulk_add_organizations` is a no-op when given an empty list.
     """
     api.bulk_add_organizations([])
     assert len(api.get_organizations()) == 0