def test_paginator(some_dialogs, soft_assert):
""" This test tests weird behaviour of the paginator in Service dialogs.
Prerequisities:
* There have to be couple of service dialogs, about 16 is recommended.
Steps:
* Go to service dialogs page
* Set the paginator to 50 results per page, then to 5 results per page.
* Assert there are 5 rows displayed in the table
* Then cycle through the pages. Note all the dialogs you see, in the end the list of all
dialogs must contain all idalogs you created before.
* During the cycling, assert the numbers displayed in the paginator make sense
* During the cycling, assert the paginator does not get stuck.
"""
pytest.sel.force_navigate("service_dialogs")
paginator.results_per_page(50)
paginator.results_per_page(5)
# Now we must have only 5
soft_assert(len(list(dialogs_table.rows())) == 5, "Changing number of rows failed!")
# try to browse
current_rec_offset = None
dialogs_found = set()
for page in paginator.pages():
if paginator.rec_offset() == current_rec_offset:
soft_assert(False, "Paginator is locked, it does not advance to next page")
break
if current_rec_offset is None:
current_rec_offset = paginator.rec_offset()
for text in get_relevant_rows(dialogs_table):
dialogs_found.add(text)
current_rec_offset = paginator.rec_offset()
assert set([dlg.label for dlg in some_dialogs]) <= dialogs_found, \
"Could not find all dialogs by clicking the paginator!"
def test_paginator(some_dialogs, soft_assert):
""" Ths test currently fails as this thing is completely broken
"""
pytest.sel.force_navigate("service_dialogs")
paginator.results_per_page(50)
paginator.results_per_page(5)
# Now we must have only 5
soft_assert(len(list(dialogs_table.rows())) == 5, "Changing number of rows failed!")
# try to browse
current_rec_offset = None
dialogs_found = set()
for page in paginator.pages():
if paginator.rec_offset() == current_rec_offset:
soft_assert(False, "Paginator is locked, it does not advance to next page")
break
if current_rec_offset is None:
current_rec_offset = paginator.rec_offset()
for text in get_relevant_rows(dialogs_table):
dialogs_found.add(text)
current_rec_offset = paginator.rec_offset()
assert set([dlg.label for dlg in some_dialogs]) <= dialogs_found, \
"Could not find all dialogs by clicking the paginator!"
def test_paginator(some_dialogs, soft_assert):
""" This test tests weird behaviour of the paginator in Service dialogs.
Prerequisities:
* There have to be couple of service dialogs, about 16 is recommended.
Steps:
* Go to service dialogs page
* Set the paginator to 50 results per page, then to 5 results per page.
* Assert there are 5 rows displayed in the table
* Then cycle through the pages. Note all the dialogs you see, in the end the list of all
dialogs must contain all idalogs you created before.
* During the cycling, assert the numbers displayed in the paginator make sense
* During the cycling, assert the paginator does not get stuck.
"""
pytest.sel.force_navigate("service_dialogs")
paginator.results_per_page(50)
paginator.results_per_page(5)
# Now we must have only 5
soft_assert(
len(list(dialogs_table.rows())) == 5,
"Changing number of rows failed!")
# try to browse
current_rec_offset = None
dialogs_found = set()
for page in paginator.pages():
if paginator.rec_offset() == current_rec_offset:
soft_assert(
False, "Paginator is locked, it does not advance to next page")
break
if current_rec_offset is None:
current_rec_offset = paginator.rec_offset()
for text in get_relevant_rows(dialogs_table):
dialogs_found.add(text)
current_rec_offset = paginator.rec_offset()
assert set([dlg.label for dlg in some_dialogs]) <= dialogs_found, \
"Could not find all dialogs by clicking the paginator!"
