def do_get(self, req, args):
"""
Perform a get for the given ticket id, or all the tickets if
no id is provided.
"""
ticket_id = args.get('id')
command = None
if ticket_id:
command = TicketController.GetTicketCommand(self.env,
ticket=ticket_id)
command.native = True
else:
# Now artificially limited to 20 to avoid explosion
# TODO: support paging here
command = TicketController.ListTicketsCommand(self.env, limit=20)
result = TicketController(self.env).process_command(command)
# AT: really needed?
assert result != None
if not isinstance(result, list):
result = [result]
# send the serialized list back
ticket_module = AgiloTicketModule(self.env)
return [
ticket_module.ticket_as_json(req, ticket.id) for ticket in result
]
def backlog_as_json(self, req, name, scope):
from agilo.ticket.web_ui import AgiloTicketModule
ticket_module = AgiloTicketModule(self.env)
json_data = []
backlog = self._get_backlog(name, scope)
for backlog_item in backlog:
ticket_dict = ticket_module.ticket_as_json(req, backlog_item.ticket)
json_data.append(ticket_dict)
return json_data
def backlog_as_json(self, req, name, scope):
from agilo.ticket.web_ui import AgiloTicketModule
ticket_module = AgiloTicketModule(self.env)
json_data = []
backlog = self._get_backlog(name, scope)
for backlog_item in backlog:
ticket_dict = ticket_module.ticket_as_json(req,
backlog_item.ticket)
json_data.append(ticket_dict)
return json_data
def call_ticket_module(self, req, method_name):
ticket_module = AgiloTicketModule(self.env)
try:
getattr(ticket_module, method_name)(req)
return False
except RequestDone:
return True
def do_get(self, req, args):
"""
Perform a get for the given ticket id, or all the tickets if
no id is provided.
"""
ticket_id = args.get('id')
command = None
if ticket_id:
command = TicketController.GetTicketCommand(self.env, ticket=ticket_id)
command.native = True
else:
# Now artificially limited to 20 to avoid explosion
# TODO: support paging here
command = TicketController.ListTicketsCommand(self.env, limit=20)
result = TicketController(self.env).process_command(command)
# AT: really needed?
assert result != None
if not isinstance(result, list):
result = [result]
# send the serialized list back
ticket_module = AgiloTicketModule(self.env)
return [ticket_module.ticket_as_json(req, ticket.id) for ticket in result]
def test_create_related_tickets(self):
"""
Test the list of possible related ticket to create given a type and
a login permissions.
"""
req = self.teh.mock_request(name_product_owner)
story = self.teh.create_ticket(Type.USER_STORY,
props={
Key.OWNER: name_product_owner,
Key.STORY_PRIORITY: 'Mandatory'
})
# Build a fake data dictionary containing the ticket
data = {Key.TICKET: story}
AgiloTicketModule(self.env)._prepare_create_referenced(req, data)
# Now check that being a Product Owner there is no link to create a task
self.assert_false(Type.TASK in data['create_referenced'])
# Now login as a team member and the link should be there
req.perm = PermissionCache(self.env, name_team_member)
req.authname = name_team_member
AgiloTicketModule(self.env)._prepare_create_referenced(req, data)
allowed_links = data['create_referenced']
allowed_destination_types = [l.dest_type for l in allowed_links]
self.assert_true(Type.TASK in allowed_destination_types)
def test_can_edit_ticket_from_ticket_module(self):
"""
Test the can_edit_ticket method directly on the TicketModule
using a Mocked Request Object
"""
task = self.teh.create_ticket(Type.TASK,
props={Key.OWNER: name_team_member})
req = self.teh.mock_request(name_team_member)
self.assert_true(
AgiloTicketModule(self.env).can_edit_ticket(req, task),
"No permission to edit: %s as: %s!!!" % (task, req.authname))
# Now make sure that the product owner can't edit task
req = self.teh.mock_request(name_product_owner)
self.assert_false(
AgiloTicketModule(self.env).can_edit_ticket(req, task),
"Permission to edit: %s as: %s!!!" % (task, req.authname))
# Now create a Story, both role should be able to edit it
story = self.teh.create_ticket(Type.USER_STORY,
props={
Key.OWNER: name_product_owner,
Key.STORY_PRIORITY: 'Mandatory'
})
self.assert_true(
AgiloTicketModule(self.env).can_edit_ticket(req, story),
"No permission to edit: %s as: %s!!!" % (story, req.authname))
# Now the team member too
req = self.teh.mock_request(name_team_member)
self.assert_false(
AgiloTicketModule(self.env).can_edit_ticket(req, story))
# Now a Requirement that should only be touched by the Product Owner
requirement = self.teh.create_ticket(Type.REQUIREMENT,
props={
Key.OWNER: name_product_owner,
Key.BUSINESS_VALUE: '2000'
})
self.assert_false(
AgiloTicketModule(self.env).can_edit_ticket(req, requirement),
"Permission to edit: %s as: %s!!!" % (requirement, req.authname))
# Now the team member too
req = self.teh.mock_request(name_product_owner)
self.assert_true(
AgiloTicketModule(self.env).can_edit_ticket(req, requirement),
"No permission to edit: %s as: %s!!!" %
(requirement, req.authname))
def get_ticket_as_json(self, req, ticket_id):
# trac's TicketModule will instantiate a ticket directly which
# circumvents all our caches so we need to ignore the caches
# as well...
ticket = self._ticket_without_cache(ticket_id)
return AgiloTicketModule(self.env).ticket_as_json(req, ticket)
def field_for_template(self, field_name):
template, data, content_type = AgiloTicketModule(
self.env).process_request(self.req)
fields = data['fields']
return self.field_with_name(fields, field_name)
