def test_model_add_relationship_twice_ignored(empty_model: Model):
"""Ensure that adding an existing relationship to the Model makes no difference."""
sys1 = empty_model.add_software_system(name="sys1")
sys2 = empty_model.add_software_system(name="sys2")
relationship = empty_model.add_relationship(source=sys1, destination=sys2)
assert set(empty_model.get_relationships()) == {relationship}
empty_model.add_relationship(relationship)
assert set(empty_model.get_relationships()) == {relationship}
def test_adding_relationship_via_uses_adds_to_elements():
"""Ensure uses() adds relationships to the model and elements."""
model = Model()
sys1 = model.add_software_system(name="sys1")
sys2 = model.add_software_system(name="sys2")
relationship = sys1.uses(sys2, "uses")
assert sys1.relationships == {relationship}
assert set(sys1.get_relationships()) == {relationship}
assert set(model.get_relationships()) == {relationship}
assert sys2.relationships == set() # relationships only contains outbound
assert set(sys2.get_relationships()) == {relationship}
def test_adding_relationship_to_model_adds_to_element():
"""Ensure relationships are added to elements.
Make sure that when a relationship is added via Model.add_relationship it also
gets added to the elements.
"""
model = Model()
sys1 = model.add_software_system(name="sys1")
sys2 = model.add_software_system(name="sys2")
relationship = model.add_relationship(source=sys1,
destination=sys2,
description="uses")
assert sys1.relationships == {relationship}
assert set(sys1.get_relationships()) == {relationship}
assert set(model.get_relationships()) == {relationship}
assert sys2.relationships == set() # relationships only contains outbound
assert set(sys2.get_relationships()) == {relationship}
