Exemple #1
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def test_cannot_delete_result_details(user_client):
    """Results are read-only."""
    entry_name = create_task_results(1, user_client)
    url = reverse_result_detail(entry_name, 1)
    response = user_client.delete(url, **HTTPS_KWARG)

    validate_response(response, status.HTTP_405_METHOD_NOT_ALLOWED)
Exemple #2
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def test_cannot_view_private_result_details(user_client, admin_client,
                                            test_scheduler):
    """A user should not be able to view the result of a private task."""
    entry_name = simulate_acquisitions(admin_client, is_private=True)
    url = reverse_result_detail(entry_name, 1)
    response = user_client.get(url, **HTTPS_KWARG)
    validate_response(response, status.HTTP_404_NOT_FOUND)
def test_single_result_response(user_client):
    entry_name = create_task_results(1, user_client)
    result, = get_result_list(user_client, entry_name)
    task_id = 1
    expected_url = reverse_result_detail(entry_name, task_id)
    assert result['url'] == expected_url
    assert result['task_id'] == task_id
def test_multiple_result_response(user_client, test_scheduler):
    entry_name = create_task_results(3, user_client)
    results = get_result_list(user_client, entry_name)
    assert len(results) == 3

    for i, acq in enumerate(results, start=1):
        expected_url = reverse_result_detail(entry_name, i)
        assert acq['url'] == expected_url
        assert acq['task_id'] == i
Exemple #5
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def test_can_view_own_result_details(user_client):
    """A user should be able to view results they create."""
    entry_name = create_task_results(1, user_client)
    url = reverse_result_detail(entry_name, 1)
    response = user_client.get(url, **HTTPS_KWARG)
    validate_response(response, status.HTTP_200_OK)