def test_adjust_provider_priority_adds_history(
restore_provider_details,
notify_user,
mmg_provider,
):
# need to update these manually to avoid triggering the `onupdate` clause of the updated_at column
ProviderDetails.query.filter(ProviderDetails.identifier == 'mmg').update({'updated_at': datetime.min})
old_provider_history_rows = ProviderDetailsHistory.query.filter(
ProviderDetailsHistory.id == mmg_provider.id
).order_by(
desc(ProviderDetailsHistory.version)
).all()
_adjust_provider_priority(mmg_provider, 50)
updated_provider_history_rows = ProviderDetailsHistory.query.filter(
ProviderDetailsHistory.id == mmg_provider.id
).order_by(
desc(ProviderDetailsHistory.version)
).all()
assert len(updated_provider_history_rows) - len(old_provider_history_rows) == 1
assert updated_provider_history_rows[0].version - old_provider_history_rows[0].version == 1
assert updated_provider_history_rows[0].priority == 50
def test_adjust_provider_priority_sets_priority(
restore_provider_details,
notify_user,
mmg_provider,
):
# need to update these manually to avoid triggering the `onupdate` clause of the updated_at column
ProviderDetails.query.filter(ProviderDetails.identifier == 'mmg').update({'updated_at': datetime.min})
_adjust_provider_priority(mmg_provider, 50)
assert mmg_provider.updated_at == datetime.utcnow()
assert mmg_provider.created_by.id == notify_user.id
assert mmg_provider.priority == 50
