def test_is_username_retired_is_retired():
"""
Check functionality of is_username_retired when username is retired
"""
user = UserFactory()
original_username = user.username
retired_username = get_retired_username_by_username(user.username)
# Fake username retirement.
user.username = retired_username
user.save()
assert is_username_retired(original_username)
def test_is_username_retired_is_retired():
"""
Check functionality of is_username_retired when username is retired
"""
user = UserFactory()
original_username = user.username
retired_username = get_retired_username_by_username(user.username)
# Fake username retirement.
user.username = retired_username
user.save()
assert is_username_retired(original_username)
def test_retired_username(self):
"""
Ensure that a retired username cannot be registered again.
"""
user = UserFactory()
orig_username = user.username
# Fake retirement of the username.
user.username = get_retired_username_by_username(orig_username)
user.save()
# Attempt to create another account with the same username that's been retired.
self.url_params['username'] = orig_username
response = self.client.post(self.url, self.url_params)
self._validate_exiting_username_response(orig_username, response)
def test_retired_username(self):
"""
Ensure that a retired username cannot be registered again.
"""
user = UserFactory()
orig_username = user.username
# Fake retirement of the username.
user.username = get_retired_username_by_username(orig_username)
user.save()
# Attempt to create another account with the same username that's been retired.
self.url_params['username'] = orig_username
response = self.client.post(self.url, self.url_params)
self._validate_exiting_username_response(orig_username, response, self.INVALID_ERR_MSG[0], self.INVALID_ERR_MSG[1])
def test_get_potentially_retired_user_hashed_match():
"""
Check that we can pass in a hashed username and get the
user-to-be-retired back.
"""
user = UserFactory()
orig_username = user.username
hashed_username = get_retired_username_by_username(orig_username)
# Fake username retirement.
user.username = hashed_username
user.save()
# Check to find the user by original username should fail,
# 2nd check by hashed username should succeed.
assert get_potentially_retired_user_by_username_and_hash(orig_username, hashed_username) == user
def _setup_users():
"""
Creates and returns test users in the different states of needing rehash:
- Skipped: has not yet been retired
- Faked: has been fake-retired, but the retired username does not require updating
- Needing rehash: has been fake-retired and name changed so it triggers a hash update
"""
# When we loop through creating users, take additional action on these
user_indexes_to_be_fake_retired = (2, 4, 6, 8, 10)
user_indexes_to_be_rehashed = (4, 6)
users_skipped = []
users_faked = []
users_needing_rehash = []
retirements = {}
# Create some test users with retirements
for i in range(1, 11):
user = UserFactory()
retirement = UserRetirementStatus.create_retirement(user)
retirements[user.id] = retirement
if i in user_indexes_to_be_fake_retired:
fake_completed_retirement(user)
if i in user_indexes_to_be_rehashed:
# In order to need a rehash user.username must be the same as
# retirement.retired_username and NOT the same as the hash
# generated when the script is run. So we force that here.
retirement.retired_username = retirement.retired_username.upper(
)
user.username = retirement.retired_username
retirement.save()
user.save()
users_needing_rehash.append(user)
else:
users_faked.append(user)
else:
users_skipped.append(user)
return users_skipped, users_faked, users_needing_rehash, retirements
