def test_basic(self):
owners = [
Owner('user', self.user.email),
Owner('team', self.team.slug),
]
assert resolve_actors(owners, self.project.id) == {
owners[0]: Actor(self.user.id, User),
owners[1]: Actor(self.team.id, Team),
}
def test_basic(self):
owners = [
Owner("user", self.user.email),
Owner("team", self.team.slug)
]
assert resolve_actors(owners, self.project.id) == {
owners[0]: Actor(self.user.id, User),
owners[1]: Actor(self.team.id, Team),
}
def test_teams(self):
# Normal team
owner1 = Owner('team', self.team.slug)
actor1 = Actor(self.team.id, Team)
# Team that doesn't exist
owner2 = Owner('team', 'nope')
actor2 = None
# A team that's not ours
otherteam = Team.objects.exclude(projectteam__project_id=self.project.id)[0]
owner3 = Owner('team', otherteam.slug)
actor3 = None
assert resolve_actors([owner1, owner2, owner3], self.project.id) == {
owner1: actor1,
owner2: actor2,
owner3: actor3,
}
def test_teams(self):
# Normal team
owner1 = Owner('team', self.team.slug)
actor1 = Actor(self.team.id, Team)
# Team that doesn't exist
owner2 = Owner('team', 'nope')
actor2 = None
# A team that's not ours
otherteam = Team.objects.exclude(projectteam__project_id=self.project.id)[0]
owner3 = Owner('team', otherteam.slug)
actor3 = None
assert resolve_actors([owner1, owner2, owner3], self.project.id) == {
owner1: actor1,
owner2: actor2,
owner3: actor3,
}
def test_users(self):
# Normal user
owner1 = Owner("user", self.user.email)
actor1 = Actor(self.user.id, User)
# An extra secondary email
email1 = self.create_useremail(self.user, None, is_verified=True).email
owner2 = Owner("user", email1)
actor2 = actor1 # They map to the same user since it's just a secondary email
# Another secondary email, that isn't verified
email2 = self.create_useremail(self.user, None,
is_verified=False).email
owner3 = Owner("user", email2)
# Intentionally allow unverified emails
# actor3 = None
actor3 = actor1
# An entirely unknown user
owner4 = Owner("user", "nope")
actor4 = None
# A user that doesn't belong with us
otheruser = self.create_user()
owner5 = Owner("user", otheruser.email)
actor5 = None
# Case-insensitive for user
owner6 = Owner("user", self.user.email.upper())
actor6 = actor1
assert resolve_actors([owner1, owner2, owner3, owner4, owner5, owner6],
self.project.id) == {
owner1: actor1,
owner2: actor2,
owner3: actor3,
owner4: actor4,
owner5: actor5,
owner6: actor6,
}
def test_users(self):
# Normal user
owner1 = Owner('user', self.user.email)
actor1 = Actor(self.user.id, User)
# An extra secondary email
email1 = self.create_useremail(self.user, None, is_verified=True).email
owner2 = Owner('user', email1)
actor2 = actor1 # They map to the same user since it's just a secondary email
# Another secondary email, that isn't verified
email2 = self.create_useremail(self.user, None, is_verified=False).email
owner3 = Owner('user', email2)
# Intentionally allow unverified emails
# actor3 = None
actor3 = actor1
# An entirely unknown user
owner4 = Owner('user', 'nope')
actor4 = None
# A user that doesn't belong with us
otheruser = self.create_user()
owner5 = Owner('user', otheruser.email)
actor5 = None
# Case-insensitive for user
owner6 = Owner('user', self.user.email.upper())
actor6 = actor1
assert resolve_actors([owner1, owner2, owner3, owner4, owner5, owner6], self.project.id) == {
owner1: actor1,
owner2: actor2,
owner3: actor3,
owner4: actor4,
owner5: actor5,
owner6: actor6,
}
def test_no_actors(self):
assert resolve_actors([], self.project.id) == {}
def test_no_actors(self):
assert resolve_actors([], self.project.id) == {}
