def delete(self):
"""
Delete the associated object.
This passes to the RequestApi to raise a delete request, so does not necessarily happen immediately
:return:
"""
# only allow delete to be called on a record where the requester has a stake in it
# in reality, this doesn't really matter, as a request with no stake will just have no
# effect, but this may be a clearer reaction to the user's request, and also may cut down
# on effect-less requests.
if self.public_record is not None:
if self.account.id not in self.public_record.list_owners():
raise AuthorisationException("You may only request delete on a record where you have previously provided data")
self.request = RequestApi.delete(self.raw, account=self.account, public_id=self.public_id)
def test_01_request_delete(self):
# Create a delete request
record = RequestFixtureFactory.record()
acc = BasicAccount()
acc.id = "test1"
r = RequestApi.delete(record, acc, "01010101")
# now check it was saved correctly
assert r is not None
r1 = r.pull(r.id)
assert r1 is not None
assert r1.owner == acc.id
assert r1.action == "delete"
assert r1.public_id == "01010101"
