def test_should_i_run_custom_any(self):
from core.Status import Status
from core.TestType import TestType
test_type = str(uuid.uuid4())
tt = TestType(test_type)
tt.add_run_type('default', 'ANY', {'field': 'Status._status', 'operator': 'EQUAL', 'value': 'UNKNOWN'})
tt.save()
test_id = str(uuid.uuid4())
test_status1 = 'FAILURE'
details = {'browser': random.choice(['Firefox', 'Chrome'])}
status1 = Status(test_id, test_type, test_status1, details=details)
status1.save_and_update()
res = Status(test_id).should_i_run()
assert res == False
test_id2 = str(uuid.uuid4())
test_status2 = 'SUCCESS'
status2 = Status(test_id2, test_type, test_status2, details=details)
status2.save_and_update()
res = Status(test_id).should_i_run()
assert res == False
test_status3 = 'SUCCESS'
status3 = Status(test_id, test_type, test_status3, details=details)
status3.save_and_update()
res = Status(test_id).should_i_run()
assert res == False
status4 = Status(str(uuid.uuid4()))
status4.add_unknown_if_none_exist()
res = status4.should_i_run()
assert res == True
def run_get(test_id, run_type):
status = StatusCore(test_id=test_id)
status.add_unknown_if_none_exist()
run = status.should_i_run(run_type)
if run is None:
abort(404)
return run