def test_assignment(self):
results = Issue.search(projects=[self.project1, self.project2], assigned=[self.user1])
for x in results:
self.assertEqual(self.user1.id, x.assigned_to_id)
self.assertEqual(self.user1, x.assigned)
self.assertEqual(results.total, 2)
results = Issue.search(projects=[self.project1], assigned=[self.user1])
self.assertEqual(results.total, 1)
with self.assertRaises(InvalidSearchException):
results = Issue.search(assigned=[self.user2])
def search(self):
# we might want to have /issues/search just return all issues
# that are open in all projects a user is a part of
pids = request.args.get('projects').split(",")
assert pids
projects = Project.all(pids)
text = request.args.get('text', "").strip()
issues = Issue.search(projects, search_text=text)
return success(issues)
def setUpClass(cls):
super(IssueListTest, cls).setUpClass()
cls.issues = Issue.search(projects=[cls.project1])
def test_text_filter(self):
results = Issue.search(projects=[self.project1], search_text="whatever")
self.assertEquals(results.total, 1)
results = Issue.search(projects=[self.project1], search_text="first")
self.assertEquals(results.total, 1)
def test_multiple_projects_filter(self):
results = Issue.search(projects=[self.project1, self.project2])
self.assertEquals(results.total, 4)
def test_project_filter(self):
# should return 2 issues created on project1
results = Issue.search(projects=[self.project1])
self.assertEquals(results.total, 2)
