def setUp(self):
self.super()
self.r1 = self.teh.create_ticket(Type.REQUIREMENT)
self.r2 = self.teh.create_ticket(Type.REQUIREMENT)
self.us1 = self.teh.create_ticket(Type.USER_STORY)
self.us2 = self.teh.create_ticket(Type.USER_STORY)
self.us3 = self.teh.create_ticket(Type.USER_STORY)
self.t1 = self.teh.create_ticket(Type.TASK)
self.t2 = self.teh.create_ticket(Type.TASK)
self.r1.link_to(self.us1)
self.r2.link_to(self.us2)
self.r2.link_to(self.us3)
self.tickets = [self.r1, self.r2,
self.us1, self.us2, self.us3,
self.t1, self.t2]
# The tickets should have no milestone nor story set :-)
for t in self.tickets:
self.assert_equals('', t[Key.MILESTONE])
# Now create a Backlog item for each and reload it, we need a backlog
self.pb = Backlog(self.env, Key.PRODUCT_BACKLOG)
self.assert_not_none(self.pb, "Product Backlog not loaded...")
self.assert_not_equals(0, len(self.pb.config.ticket_types))
self.assert_equals(Key.PRODUCT_BACKLOG, self.pb.name,
"Backlog name not matching... %s" % self.pb.name)
self.assert_equals(5, len(self.pb))
self.milestone = self.teh.create_milestone("BacklogMilestone")
self.sprint = self.teh.create_sprint("BacklogTestSprint",
milestone="BacklogMilestone")
self.sb = Backlog(self.env, Key.SPRINT_BACKLOG, scope=self.sprint.name)
self.assert_equals(0, len(self.sb))
self.assert_not_none(self.sb, "Sprint Backlog not loaded...")
self.assert_not_equals(0, len(self.sb.config.ticket_types))
# a BacklogItemModelManager
self.bimm = BacklogModelManager.BacklogItemModelManager(self.env)
def setUp(self):
self.super()
self.r1 = self.teh.create_ticket(Type.REQUIREMENT)
self.r2 = self.teh.create_ticket(Type.REQUIREMENT)
self.us1 = self.teh.create_ticket(Type.USER_STORY)
self.us2 = self.teh.create_ticket(Type.USER_STORY)
self.us3 = self.teh.create_ticket(Type.USER_STORY)
self.t1 = self.teh.create_ticket(Type.TASK)
self.t2 = self.teh.create_ticket(Type.TASK)
self.r1.link_to(self.us1)
self.r2.link_to(self.us2)
self.r2.link_to(self.us3)
self.tickets = [
self.r1, self.r2, self.us1, self.us2, self.us3, self.t1, self.t2
]
# The tickets should have no milestone nor story set :-)
for t in self.tickets:
self.assert_equals('', t[Key.MILESTONE])
# Now create a Backlog item for each and reload it, we need a backlog
self.pb = Backlog(self.env, Key.PRODUCT_BACKLOG)
self.assert_not_none(self.pb, "Product Backlog not loaded...")
self.assert_not_equals(0, len(self.pb.config.ticket_types))
self.assert_equals(Key.PRODUCT_BACKLOG, self.pb.name,
"Backlog name not matching... %s" % self.pb.name)
self.assert_equals(5, len(self.pb))
self.milestone = self.teh.create_milestone("BacklogMilestone")
self.sprint = self.teh.create_sprint("BacklogTestSprint",
milestone="BacklogMilestone")
self.sb = Backlog(self.env, Key.SPRINT_BACKLOG, scope=self.sprint.name)
self.assert_equals(0, len(self.sb))
self.assert_not_none(self.sb, "Sprint Backlog not loaded...")
self.assert_not_equals(0, len(self.sb.config.ticket_types))
# a BacklogItemModelManager
self.bimm = BacklogModelManager.BacklogItemModelManager(self.env)
def _sprint_backlog(self, sprint_name=None):
sprint_backlog_config = BacklogConfiguration(self.env,
name='Sprint',
type=BacklogType.SPRINT)
if not sprint_backlog_config.exists:
sprint_backlog_config.save()
return Backlog(self.env, name='Sprint', scope=sprint_name)
def _global_backlog(self):
global_backlog_config = BacklogConfiguration(self.env, name='Global')
if not global_backlog_config.exists:
global_backlog_config.ticket_types = [
Type.REQUIREMENT, Type.USER_STORY
]
global_backlog_config.save()
return Backlog(self.env, name='Global')
def _milestone_backlog(self, milestone_name=None):
milestone_backlog_config = BacklogConfiguration(
self.env, name='Milestone', type=BacklogType.MILESTONE)
if not milestone_backlog_config.exists:
milestone_backlog_config.ticket_types = [
Type.REQUIREMENT, Type.USER_STORY
]
milestone_backlog_config.save()
return Backlog(self.env, name='Milestone', scope=milestone_name)
def testLoadingReleaseBacklogWithQuotesInSprintNameDoesNotBlowUp(self):
# This is a regression test for badly quoted SQL
release_backlog = 'Release Backlog'
self.teh.create_milestone('1.0')
rb = BacklogConfiguration(self.env,
release_backlog,
type=BacklogType.MILESTONE)
rb.save()
Backlog(self.env, release_backlog, scope='1.0')
class NewBacklogTest(AgiloTestCase):
"""Tests the new Backlog model"""
def setUp(self):
self.super()
self.r1 = self.teh.create_ticket(Type.REQUIREMENT)
self.r2 = self.teh.create_ticket(Type.REQUIREMENT)
self.us1 = self.teh.create_ticket(Type.USER_STORY)
self.us2 = self.teh.create_ticket(Type.USER_STORY)
self.us3 = self.teh.create_ticket(Type.USER_STORY)
self.t1 = self.teh.create_ticket(Type.TASK)
self.t2 = self.teh.create_ticket(Type.TASK)
self.r1.link_to(self.us1)
self.r2.link_to(self.us2)
self.r2.link_to(self.us3)
self.tickets = [
self.r1, self.r2, self.us1, self.us2, self.us3, self.t1, self.t2
]
# The tickets should have no milestone nor story set :-)
for t in self.tickets:
self.assert_equals('', t[Key.MILESTONE])
# Now create a Backlog item for each and reload it, we need a backlog
self.pb = Backlog(self.env, Key.PRODUCT_BACKLOG)
self.assert_not_none(self.pb, "Product Backlog not loaded...")
self.assert_not_equals(0, len(self.pb.config.ticket_types))
self.assert_equals(Key.PRODUCT_BACKLOG, self.pb.name,
"Backlog name not matching... %s" % self.pb.name)
self.assert_equals(5, len(self.pb))
self.milestone = self.teh.create_milestone("BacklogMilestone")
self.sprint = self.teh.create_sprint("BacklogTestSprint",
milestone="BacklogMilestone")
self.sb = Backlog(self.env, Key.SPRINT_BACKLOG, scope=self.sprint.name)
self.assert_equals(0, len(self.sb))
self.assert_not_none(self.sb, "Sprint Backlog not loaded...")
self.assert_not_equals(0, len(self.sb.config.ticket_types))
# a BacklogItemModelManager
self.bimm = BacklogModelManager.BacklogItemModelManager(self.env)
def test_can_create_backlog_items(self):
# Now let's create Backlog items for all of the ticket above
backlog_items = []
for t in self.tickets:
backlog_items.append(
self.bimm.create_or_get(self.env,
backlog_name=self.pb.name,
ticket=t))
for bi, t in zip(backlog_items, self.tickets):
self.assert_true(isinstance(bi.ticket, AgiloTicket),
"Got %s instead" % type(bi.ticket))
self.assert_not_none(bi, "BacklogItem not created")
self.assert_equals(bi.ticket[Key.SUMMARY], t[Key.SUMMARY])
self.assert_equals(bi.ticket[Key.TYPE], t[Key.TYPE])
def test_can_load_backlog_items_from_db(self):
backlog_items = []
for ticket in self.tickets:
item = self.bimm.create_or_get(self.env,
backlog_name=self.pb.name,
ticket=ticket)
backlog_items.append(item)
loaded_items = self.bimm.select()
self.assert_not_none(loaded_items, "No backlog items loaded_items...")
for bi in loaded_items:
self.assert_contains(bi, backlog_items)
def test_product_backlog_loads_items(self):
"""Tests that the Product Backlog is loading all the Backlog Items"""
# Now there is not Backlog Item created, but because the ProductBacklog
# is a global backlog you expect it to load all the ticket with no
# explicitly set scope
pb_tickets = [t for t in self.tickets if \
t.get_type() in self.pb.config.ticket_types]
self.assert_equals(len(pb_tickets), len(self.pb))
for backlog_item in self.pb:
self.assert_contains(backlog_item.ticket, pb_tickets)
def test_product_backlog_is_not_loading_planned_items(self):
# Now let's create a sprint and plan one story for that sprint, it
# shouldn't appear anymore in the Product Backlog
pb_tickets = [t for t in self.tickets if \
t.get_type() in self.pb.config.ticket_types]
self.us1[Key.SPRINT] = self.sprint.name
self.us1.save_changes('tester', 'Planned for sprint...')
self.assert_equals(len(pb_tickets) - 1, len(self.pb))
for bi in self.pb:
self.assert_not_equals(self.us1, bi.ticket)
def test_sprint_backlog_loads_stories_planned(self):
"""Tests that the Sprint Backlog loads the stories planned for the
sprint as well as the parent tickets"""
# check that planned stories are appearing and not planned stories are
# not
self.us1[Key.SPRINT] = self.sprint.name
self.us1.save_changes('tester', 'Planned for sprint...')
self.us2[Key.SPRINT] = self.sprint.name
self.us2.save_changes('tester', 'Planned for sprint...')
# the Sprint Backlog should contain the 2 stories and the 2
# parent requirements
self.assert_equals(2 + 2, len(self.sb))
for bi in self.sb:
self.assert_not_equals(self.us3, bi.ticket)
backlog_tickets = [bi.ticket for bi in self.sb]
self.assert_contains(self.us1, backlog_tickets)
self.assert_contains(self.us2, backlog_tickets)
def test_product_backlog_only_loads_allowed_items(self):
for item in self.pb:
self.assert_contains(item.ticket.get_type(),
self.pb.config.ticket_types)
def test_sprint_backlog_only_loads_allowed_items(self):
for item in self.sb:
self.assert_contains(item.ticket.get_type(),
self.sb.config.ticket_types)
def test_sprint_backlog_loads_items_planned_and_parents(self):
"""Tests that the Sprint Backlog loads all the items explicitly planned
as well as their parents"""
self.assert_equals(0, len(self.sb))
self.us1[Key.SPRINT] = self.sprint.name
self.us1.save_changes('tester', 'Planned for sprint...')
# now create a task a link it to us2
task = self.teh.create_task()
self.us2.link_to(task)
# now we plan the task for the sprint, this should load also us2 being
# the task parent, as well as r2 being the parent of the us2, beside us1
# and its own parent requirement, being r1
task[Key.SPRINT] = self.sprint.name
task.save_changes('tester', 'Planned for sprint...')
self.assert_length(2 + 3, self.sb)
# now check that the right items are inside
self.assert_contains(self.us1, self.sb)
self.assert_contains(task, self.sb)
# this is checking that also us2 is in the sb as linked
self.assert_contains(self.us2, self.sb)
# now the requirements as well
self.assert_contains(self.r1, self.sb)
self.assert_contains(self.r2, self.sb)
def test_changing_backlog_item_ticket(self):
"""Tests that it is possible to change a BacklogItem ticket"""
story = self.teh.create_ticket(Type.USER_STORY)
task = self.teh.create_task()
bi_story = self.bimm.create(backlog_name=self.pb.name, ticket=story)
bi_story.ticket = task
self.assert_true(bi_story.save())
def test_backlog_items_are_not_saved_after_first_initialization(self):
"""Tests that once the new ticket have been wrapped into a BacklogItem
they are also stored in the DB"""
# this just loads the backlog once
pb_tickets = [t for t in self.tickets if \
t.get_type() in self.pb.config.ticket_types]
self.assert_equals(len(pb_tickets), len(self.pb))
for t in pb_tickets:
self.assert_none(
self.bimm.get(backlog_name=self.pb.name,
scope=self.pb.scope,
ticket=t))
def test_prevent_double_insertion_of_backlog_items(self):
self.sb.add(self.t1)
self.sb.add(self.t1)
self.assert_length(1, self.sb._select_backlog_items())
def test_backlog_query_return_existing_backlog_items(self):
# first load the backlog and store the backlog items
pb_tickets = [t for t in self.tickets if \
t.get_type() in self.pb.config.ticket_types]
self.assert_equals(len(pb_tickets), len(self.pb))
self.pb.set_ticket_positions([t.id for t in self.tickets])
# this should have created backlog items for all the tickets
bi_from_db = self.bimm.select(criteria={
'backlog_name': self.pb.config.name,
'scope': self.pb.scope
})
self.assert_equals(len(pb_tickets), len(bi_from_db))
for bi in self.pb:
self.assert_contains(bi, bi_from_db)
def test_backlog_items_can_be_moved_to_head(self):
story = self.teh.create_ticket(Type.USER_STORY)
self.pb.insert(0, story)
story_bi = self.bimm.get(backlog_name=self.pb.name,
scope=self.pb.scope,
ticket=story)
self.assert_not_none(story_bi)
self.assert_equals(0, story_bi.pos)
self.assert_true(story in self.pb, "Backlog: %s" % self.pb)
self.assert_equals(story, self.pb[0].ticket)
self.assert_equals(0, self.pb[0].pos)
def test_backlog_items_can_be_moved_in_the_middle(self):
"""Tests that BacklogItems can be moved to tail position"""
story = self.teh.create_ticket(Type.USER_STORY)
self.pb.insert(3, story)
story_bi = self.bimm.get(backlog_name=self.pb.name,
scope=self.pb.scope,
ticket=story)
self.assert_not_none(story_bi)
self.assert_equals(3, story_bi.pos)
self.assert_true(story in self.pb, "Backlog: %s" % self.pb)
self.assert_equals(3, self.pb.index(story))
self.assert_equals(story, self.pb[3].ticket)
self.assert_equals(3, self.pb[3].pos)
def test_backlog_items_are_added_in_last_position(self):
story = self.teh.create_ticket(Type.USER_STORY)
self.assert_contains(story, self.pb)
self.assert_equals(self.pb[-1].ticket, story)
def test_backlog_item_index(self):
"""Tests the index method of the backlog"""
item = self.pb[3]
self.assert_equals(3, self.pb.index(item))
# test that raises a ValueError if the item doesn't belong to the
# backlog
task = self.teh.create_task()
self.assert_raises(ValueError, lambda: self.pb.index(task))
def test_backlog_includes_only_configured_types(self):
task = self.teh.create_task()
story = self.teh.create_story()
# Neither the task nor the story have been planned, so the task
# shouldn't be in the Product Backlog, and not in the Sprint
# Backlog yet, the Story should be in the Product Backlog only.
self.assert_not_contains(task, self.pb)
self.assert_contains(story, self.pb)
self.assert_not_contains(task, self.sb)
self.assert_not_contains(story, self.sb)
# now set the sprint to the story, and check that is not in the PB but
# in the SB
story[Key.SPRINT] = self.sprint.name
story.save_changes('tester', 'planned for sprint')
self.assert_not_contains(task, self.pb)
self.assert_not_contains(story, self.pb)
self.assert_not_contains(task, self.sb)
self.assert_contains(story, self.sb)
def test_backlog_is_updated_when_sprint_attribute_on_ticket_is_changed(
self):
self.assert_length(0, self.sb)
task = self.teh.create_task(sprint=self.sprint.name)
self.assert_equals(self.sprint.name, task[Key.SPRINT])
self.assert_equals(self.sprint.name, self.sb.scope)
self.assert_length(1, self.sb)
self.assert_contains(task, self.sb)
# now remove it
task[Key.SPRINT] = ''
task.save_changes(author='Tester', comment='removed from sprint')
self.assert_not_contains(task, self.sb)
self.assert_length(0, self.sb)
def test_backlog_item_position_equals_its_index(self):
for item in self.pb:
if item.pos is not None:
self.assert_equals(self.pb.index(item), item.pos)
class NewBacklogTest(AgiloTestCase):
"""Tests the new Backlog model"""
def setUp(self):
self.super()
self.r1 = self.teh.create_ticket(Type.REQUIREMENT)
self.r2 = self.teh.create_ticket(Type.REQUIREMENT)
self.us1 = self.teh.create_ticket(Type.USER_STORY)
self.us2 = self.teh.create_ticket(Type.USER_STORY)
self.us3 = self.teh.create_ticket(Type.USER_STORY)
self.t1 = self.teh.create_ticket(Type.TASK)
self.t2 = self.teh.create_ticket(Type.TASK)
self.r1.link_to(self.us1)
self.r2.link_to(self.us2)
self.r2.link_to(self.us3)
self.tickets = [self.r1, self.r2,
self.us1, self.us2, self.us3,
self.t1, self.t2]
# The tickets should have no milestone nor story set :-)
for t in self.tickets:
self.assert_equals('', t[Key.MILESTONE])
# Now create a Backlog item for each and reload it, we need a backlog
self.pb = Backlog(self.env, Key.PRODUCT_BACKLOG)
self.assert_not_none(self.pb, "Product Backlog not loaded...")
self.assert_not_equals(0, len(self.pb.config.ticket_types))
self.assert_equals(Key.PRODUCT_BACKLOG, self.pb.name,
"Backlog name not matching... %s" % self.pb.name)
self.assert_equals(5, len(self.pb))
self.milestone = self.teh.create_milestone("BacklogMilestone")
self.sprint = self.teh.create_sprint("BacklogTestSprint",
milestone="BacklogMilestone")
self.sb = Backlog(self.env, Key.SPRINT_BACKLOG, scope=self.sprint.name)
self.assert_equals(0, len(self.sb))
self.assert_not_none(self.sb, "Sprint Backlog not loaded...")
self.assert_not_equals(0, len(self.sb.config.ticket_types))
# a BacklogItemModelManager
self.bimm = BacklogModelManager.BacklogItemModelManager(self.env)
def test_can_create_backlog_items(self):
# Now let's create Backlog items for all of the ticket above
backlog_items = []
for t in self.tickets:
backlog_items.append(self.bimm.create_or_get(self.env,
backlog_name=self.pb.name,
ticket=t))
for bi, t in zip(backlog_items, self.tickets):
self.assert_true(isinstance(bi.ticket, AgiloTicket),
"Got %s instead" % type(bi.ticket))
self.assert_not_none(bi, "BacklogItem not created")
self.assert_equals(bi.ticket[Key.SUMMARY], t[Key.SUMMARY])
self.assert_equals(bi.ticket[Key.TYPE], t[Key.TYPE])
def test_can_load_backlog_items_from_db(self):
backlog_items = []
for ticket in self.tickets:
item = self.bimm.create_or_get(self.env, backlog_name=self.pb.name, ticket=ticket)
backlog_items.append(item)
loaded_items = self.bimm.select()
self.assert_not_none(loaded_items, "No backlog items loaded_items...")
for bi in loaded_items:
self.assert_contains(bi, backlog_items)
def test_product_backlog_loads_items(self):
"""Tests that the Product Backlog is loading all the Backlog Items"""
# Now there is not Backlog Item created, but because the ProductBacklog
# is a global backlog you expect it to load all the ticket with no
# explicitly set scope
pb_tickets = [t for t in self.tickets if \
t.get_type() in self.pb.config.ticket_types]
self.assert_equals(len(pb_tickets), len(self.pb))
for backlog_item in self.pb:
self.assert_contains(backlog_item.ticket, pb_tickets)
def test_product_backlog_is_not_loading_planned_items(self):
# Now let's create a sprint and plan one story for that sprint, it
# shouldn't appear anymore in the Product Backlog
pb_tickets = [t for t in self.tickets if \
t.get_type() in self.pb.config.ticket_types]
self.us1[Key.SPRINT] = self.sprint.name
self.us1.save_changes('tester', 'Planned for sprint...')
self.assert_equals(len(pb_tickets) - 1, len(self.pb))
for bi in self.pb:
self.assert_not_equals(self.us1, bi.ticket)
def test_sprint_backlog_loads_stories_planned(self):
"""Tests that the Sprint Backlog loads the stories planned for the
sprint as well as the parent tickets"""
# check that planned stories are appearing and not planned stories are
# not
self.us1[Key.SPRINT] = self.sprint.name
self.us1.save_changes('tester', 'Planned for sprint...')
self.us2[Key.SPRINT] = self.sprint.name
self.us2.save_changes('tester', 'Planned for sprint...')
# the Sprint Backlog should contain the 2 stories and the 2
# parent requirements
self.assert_equals(2 + 2, len(self.sb))
for bi in self.sb:
self.assert_not_equals(self.us3, bi.ticket)
backlog_tickets = [bi.ticket for bi in self.sb]
self.assert_contains(self.us1, backlog_tickets)
self.assert_contains(self.us2, backlog_tickets)
def test_product_backlog_only_loads_allowed_items(self):
for item in self.pb:
self.assert_contains(item.ticket.get_type(), self.pb.config.ticket_types)
def test_sprint_backlog_only_loads_allowed_items(self):
for item in self.sb:
self.assert_contains(item.ticket.get_type(), self.sb.config.ticket_types)
def test_sprint_backlog_loads_items_planned_and_parents(self):
"""Tests that the Sprint Backlog loads all the items explicitly planned
as well as their parents"""
self.assert_equals(0, len(self.sb))
self.us1[Key.SPRINT] = self.sprint.name
self.us1.save_changes('tester', 'Planned for sprint...')
# now create a task a link it to us2
task = self.teh.create_task()
self.us2.link_to(task)
# now we plan the task for the sprint, this should load also us2 being
# the task parent, as well as r2 being the parent of the us2, beside us1
# and its own parent requirement, being r1
task[Key.SPRINT] = self.sprint.name
task.save_changes('tester', 'Planned for sprint...')
self.assert_length(2 + 3, self.sb)
# now check that the right items are inside
self.assert_contains(self.us1, self.sb)
self.assert_contains(task, self.sb)
# this is checking that also us2 is in the sb as linked
self.assert_contains(self.us2, self.sb)
# now the requirements as well
self.assert_contains(self.r1, self.sb)
self.assert_contains(self.r2, self.sb)
def test_changing_backlog_item_ticket(self):
"""Tests that it is possible to change a BacklogItem ticket"""
story = self.teh.create_ticket(Type.USER_STORY)
task = self.teh.create_task()
bi_story = self.bimm.create(backlog_name=self.pb.name, ticket=story)
bi_story.ticket = task
self.assert_true(bi_story.save())
def test_backlog_items_are_not_saved_after_first_initialization(self):
"""Tests that once the new ticket have been wrapped into a BacklogItem
they are also stored in the DB"""
# this just loads the backlog once
pb_tickets = [t for t in self.tickets if \
t.get_type() in self.pb.config.ticket_types]
self.assert_equals(len(pb_tickets),
len(self.pb))
for t in pb_tickets:
self.assert_none(self.bimm.get(backlog_name=self.pb.name,
scope=self.pb.scope,
ticket=t))
def test_prevent_double_insertion_of_backlog_items(self):
self.sb.add(self.t1)
self.sb.add(self.t1)
self.assert_length(1, self.sb._select_backlog_items())
def test_backlog_query_return_existing_backlog_items(self):
# first load the backlog and store the backlog items
pb_tickets = [t for t in self.tickets if \
t.get_type() in self.pb.config.ticket_types]
self.assert_equals(len(pb_tickets), len(self.pb))
self.pb.set_ticket_positions([t.id for t in self.tickets])
# this should have created backlog items for all the tickets
bi_from_db = self.bimm.select(criteria={'backlog_name': self.pb.config.name,
'scope': self.pb.scope})
self.assert_equals(len(pb_tickets), len(bi_from_db))
for bi in self.pb:
self.assert_contains(bi, bi_from_db)
def test_backlog_items_can_be_moved_to_head(self):
story = self.teh.create_ticket(Type.USER_STORY)
self.pb.insert(0, story)
story_bi = self.bimm.get(backlog_name=self.pb.name,
scope=self.pb.scope,
ticket=story)
self.assert_not_none(story_bi)
self.assert_equals(0, story_bi.pos)
self.assert_true(story in self.pb, "Backlog: %s" % self.pb)
self.assert_equals(story, self.pb[0].ticket)
self.assert_equals(0, self.pb[0].pos)
def test_backlog_items_can_be_moved_in_the_middle(self):
"""Tests that BacklogItems can be moved to tail position"""
story = self.teh.create_ticket(Type.USER_STORY)
self.pb.insert(3, story)
story_bi = self.bimm.get(backlog_name=self.pb.name,
scope=self.pb.scope,
ticket=story)
self.assert_not_none(story_bi)
self.assert_equals(3, story_bi.pos)
self.assert_true(story in self.pb, "Backlog: %s" % self.pb)
self.assert_equals(3, self.pb.index(story))
self.assert_equals(story, self.pb[3].ticket)
self.assert_equals(3, self.pb[3].pos)
def test_backlog_items_are_added_in_last_position(self):
story = self.teh.create_ticket(Type.USER_STORY)
self.assert_contains(story, self.pb)
self.assert_equals(self.pb[-1].ticket, story)
def test_backlog_item_index(self):
"""Tests the index method of the backlog"""
item = self.pb[3]
self.assert_equals(3, self.pb.index(item))
# test that raises a ValueError if the item doesn't belong to the
# backlog
task = self.teh.create_task()
self.assert_raises(ValueError, lambda: self.pb.index(task))
def test_backlog_includes_only_configured_types(self):
task = self.teh.create_task()
story = self.teh.create_story()
# Neither the task nor the story have been planned, so the task
# shouldn't be in the Product Backlog, and not in the Sprint
# Backlog yet, the Story should be in the Product Backlog only.
self.assert_not_contains(task, self.pb)
self.assert_contains(story, self.pb)
self.assert_not_contains(task, self.sb)
self.assert_not_contains(story, self.sb)
# now set the sprint to the story, and check that is not in the PB but
# in the SB
story[Key.SPRINT] = self.sprint.name
story.save_changes('tester', 'planned for sprint')
self.assert_not_contains(task, self.pb)
self.assert_not_contains(story, self.pb)
self.assert_not_contains(task, self.sb)
self.assert_contains(story, self.sb)
def test_backlog_is_updated_when_sprint_attribute_on_ticket_is_changed(self):
self.assert_length(0, self.sb)
task = self.teh.create_task(sprint=self.sprint.name)
self.assert_equals(self.sprint.name, task[Key.SPRINT])
self.assert_equals(self.sprint.name, self.sb.scope)
self.assert_length(1, self.sb)
self.assert_contains(task, self.sb)
# now remove it
task[Key.SPRINT] = ''
task.save_changes(author='Tester', comment='removed from sprint')
self.assert_not_contains(task, self.sb)
self.assert_length(0, self.sb)
def test_backlog_item_position_equals_its_index(self):
for item in self.pb:
if item.pos is not None:
self.assert_equals(self.pb.index(item), item.pos)
def testLoadingBacklogWithQuotesInScopeDoesNotBlowUp(self):
# This is a regression test for badly quoted SQL
Backlog(self.env, Key.SPRINT_BACKLOG, scope="It's me")
