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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
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import mock
import pytest
from rhodecode.model.db import User
from rhodecode.tests import TEST_USER_REGULAR_LOGIN
from rhodecode.tests.fixture import Fixture
from rhodecode.model.user_group import UserGroupModel
from rhodecode.model.meta import Session
fixture = Fixture()
def teardown_module(self):
_delete_all_user_groups()
@pytest.mark.parametrize(
"pre_existing, regular_should_be, external_should_be, groups, "
"expected", [
([], [], [], [], []),
# no changes of regular
([], ['regular'], [], [], ['regular']),
# not added to regular group
(['some_other'], [], [], ['some_other'], []),
(
[], ['regular'], ['container'], ['container'],
['regular', 'container']
),
(
[], ['regular'], [], ['container', 'container2'],
['regular', 'container', 'container2']
),
# remove not used
([], ['regular'], ['other'], [], ['regular']),
(
['some_other'], ['regular'], ['other', 'container'],
['container', 'container2'],
['regular', 'container', 'container2']
),
])
def test_enforce_groups(pre_existing, regular_should_be,
external_should_be, groups, expected, backend_hg):
# TODO: anderson: adding backend_hg fixture so it sets up the database
# for when running this file alone
_delete_all_user_groups()
user = User.get_by_username(TEST_USER_REGULAR_LOGIN)
for gr in pre_existing:
gr = fixture.create_user_group(gr)
Session().commit()
# make sure use is just in those groups
for gr in regular_should_be:
gr = fixture.create_user_group(gr)
Session().commit()
UserGroupModel().add_user_to_group(gr, user)
Session().commit()
# now special external groups created by auth plugins
for gr in external_should_be:
gr = fixture.create_user_group(
gr, user_group_data={'extern_type': 'container'})
Session().commit()
UserGroupModel().add_user_to_group(gr, user)
Session().commit()
UserGroupModel().enforce_groups(user, groups, 'container')
Session().commit()
user = User.get_by_username(TEST_USER_REGULAR_LOGIN)
in_groups = user.group_member
expected.sort()
assert (
expected == sorted(x.users_group.users_group_name for x in in_groups))
def _delete_all_user_groups():
for gr in UserGroupModel.get_all():
fixture.destroy_user_group(gr)
Session().commit()
def test_add_and_remove_user_from_group(user_regular, user_util):
user_group = user_util.create_user_group()
assert user_group.members == []
UserGroupModel().add_user_to_group(user_group, user_regular)
Session().commit()
assert user_group.members[0].user == user_regular
UserGroupModel().remove_user_from_group(user_group, user_regular)
Session().commit()
assert user_group.members == []
@pytest.mark.parametrize(
'data, expected', [
("1", [1]), (["1", "2"], [1, 2])
]
)
def test_clean_members_data(data, expected):
cleaned = UserGroupModel()._clean_members_data(data)
assert cleaned == expected
def test_update_members_from_user_ids(user_regular, user_util):
user_group = user_util.create_user_group()
assert user_group.members == []
assert user_group.user != user_regular
expected_active_state = not user_group.users_group_active
form_data = {
'users_group_members': str(user_regular.user_id),
'user': str(user_regular.username),
'users_group_name': 'changed_name',
'users_group_active': expected_active_state,
'user_group_description': 'changed_description'
}
UserGroupModel().update(user_group, form_data)
assert user_group.members[0].user_id == user_regular.user_id
assert user_group.user_id == user_regular.user_id
assert 'changed_name' in user_group.users_group_name
assert 'changed_description' in user_group.user_group_description
assert user_group.users_group_active == expected_active_state
# Ignore changes on the test
Session().rollback()
def _create_test_members():
members = []
for member_number in range(3):
member = mock.Mock()
member.user_id = member_number + 1
member.user.user_id = member_number + 1
members.append(member)
return members
def test_get_added_and_removed_users():
members = _create_test_members()
mock_user_group = mock.Mock()
mock_user_group.members = [members[0], members[1]]
new_users_list = [members[1].user.user_id, members[2].user.user_id]
model = UserGroupModel()
added, removed = model._get_added_and_removed_user_ids(
mock_user_group, new_users_list)
assert added == [members[2].user.user_id]
assert removed == [members[0].user.user_id]
def test_set_users_as_members_and_find_user_in_group(
user_util, user_regular, user_admin):
user_group = user_util.create_user_group()
assert len(user_group.members) == 0
user_list = [user_regular.user_id, user_admin.user_id]
UserGroupModel()._set_users_as_members(user_group, user_list)
assert len(user_group.members) == 2
assert UserGroupModel()._find_user_in_group(user_regular, user_group)