def test_fork_with_same_name(self):
Project.objects.create(name=u'joe-project', author=self.request.user)
data = {
'username': u'whatever',
'projectname': u'joe-project',
'as_private': u'checked',
}
form = BitbucketForkForm(data)
form.request = self.request
self.assertFalse(form.is_valid())
def test_fork(self):
data = {
'username': u'marcinkuzminski',
'projectname': u'vcs',
'as_private': u'checked',
}
form = BitbucketForkForm(data)
form.request = self.request
self.assertTrue(form.is_valid())
fork = form.fork()
fork = Project.objects.get(pk=fork.pk)
self.assertTrue(len(fork.repository.revisions) > 100)
changeset = fork.repository.get_changeset()
self.assertTrue(changeset.get_node('setup.py') is not None)
self.assertTrue(fork.is_private())
def test_valid(self):
"""
This test checks if sane values have been passed to the form.
Allowing external forking may be very dangerous as we may expose
own project to be used as *proxy* for attacks on external locations.
"""
data_list = [dict((key, val) for key, val in (
('foobar', '<script...'),
('<script', 'foobar'),
('foobar', '../../'),
('../../', 'foobar'),
))]
for data in data_list:
form = BitbucketForkForm(data)
form.request = self.request
self.assertFalse(form.is_valid())
