def check(factory):
first_instance = factory.create()
instance = factory.create(
update_type=update_type,
version_group=first_instance.version_group,
)
with raises_if(UpdateValidity.Violation, expected_error):
UpdateValidity(instance.transaction).validate(instance)
return True
def check(factory):
transaction = factories.TransactionFactory.create()
first_instance = factory.create(update_type=UpdateType.DELETE)
second_instance = factory.create(
transaction=transaction,
update_type=UpdateType.UPDATE,
version_group=first_instance.version_group,
)
with pytest.raises(UpdateValidity.Violation, ):
UpdateValidity(second_instance.transaction).validate(
second_instance, )
return True
def check(factory):
instance = factory.create(update_type=update_type)
# Create a future instance – the business rule should ignore this
# but the test for CREATE will fail if it does not.
factory.create(
update_type=UpdateType.UPDATE,
transaction__workbasket=instance.transaction.workbasket,
transaction__order=instance.transaction.order + 1,
)
with raises_if(UpdateValidity.Violation, expected_error):
UpdateValidity(instance.transaction).validate(instance)
return True