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openproject/spec/features/work_packages/export_spec.rb

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#-- copyright
# OpenProject is an open source project management software.
# Copyright (C) 2012-2021 the OpenProject GmbH
#
# This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
# modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License version 3.
#
# OpenProject is a fork of ChiliProject, which is a fork of Redmine. The copyright follows:
# Copyright (C) 2006-2013 Jean-Philippe Lang
# Copyright (C) 2010-2013 the ChiliProject Team
#
# This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
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#++
require 'spec_helper'
require 'features/work_packages/work_packages_page'
describe 'work package export', type: :feature do
let(:project) { FactoryBot.create :project_with_types, types: [type_a, type_b] }
let(:current_user) { FactoryBot.create :admin }
let(:type_a) { FactoryBot.create :type, name: "Type A" }
let(:type_b) { FactoryBot.create :type, name: "Type B" }
let(:wp_1) { FactoryBot.create :work_package, project: project, done_ratio: 25, type: type_a }
let(:wp_2) { FactoryBot.create :work_package, project: project, done_ratio: 0, type: type_a }
let(:wp_3) { FactoryBot.create :work_package, project: project, done_ratio: 0, type: type_b }
let(:wp_4) { FactoryBot.create :work_package, project: project, done_ratio: 0, type: type_a }
let(:work_packages_page) { WorkPackagesPage.new(project) }
let(:wp_table) { Pages::WorkPackagesTable.new(project) }
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let(:columns) { ::Components::WorkPackages::Columns.new }
let(:filters) { ::Components::WorkPackages::Filters.new }
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let(:group_by) { ::Components::WorkPackages::GroupBy.new }
let(:hierarchies) { ::Components::WorkPackages::Hierarchies.new }
let(:settings_menu) { ::Components::WorkPackages::SettingsMenu.new }
before do
wp_1
wp_2
wp_3
wp_4
login_as(current_user)
end
let(:export_type) { 'CSV' }
subject { DownloadedFile.download_content }
def export!(wait_for_downloads = true)
DownloadedFile::clear_downloads
work_packages_page.ensure_loaded
settings_menu.open_and_choose 'Export ...'
click_on export_type
# Expect to get a response regarding queuing
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expect(page).to have_content I18n.t('js.job_status.generic_messages.in_queue'),
wait: 10
# Expect title
expect(page).to have_selector 'h3', text: I18n.t('export.your_work_packages_export')
begin
perform_enqueued_jobs
rescue
# nothing
end
if wait_for_downloads
# Wait for the file to download
::DownloadedFile.wait_for_download
::DownloadedFile.wait_for_download_content
end
end
after do
DownloadedFile::clear_downloads
end
context 'CSV export' do
context 'with default filter' do
before do
work_packages_page.visit_index
filters.expect_filter_count 1
filters.open
end
it 'shows all work packages with the default filters', js: true, retry: 2 do
export!
expect(subject).to have_text(wp_1.description)
expect(subject).to have_text(wp_2.description)
expect(subject).to have_text(wp_3.description)
expect(subject).to have_text(wp_4.description)
# results are ordered by ID (asc) and not grouped by type
expect(subject.scan(/Type (A|B)/).flatten).to eq %w(A A B A)
end
it 'shows all work packages grouped by ', js: true, retry: 2 do
group_by.enable_via_menu 'Type'
wp_table.expect_work_package_listed(wp_1)
wp_table.expect_work_package_listed(wp_2)
wp_table.expect_work_package_listed(wp_3)
wp_table.expect_work_package_listed(wp_4)
export!
expect(subject).to have_text(wp_1.description)
expect(subject).to have_text(wp_2.description)
expect(subject).to have_text(wp_3.description)
expect(subject).to have_text(wp_4.description)
# grouped by type
expect(subject.scan(/Type (A|B)/).flatten).to eq %w(A A A B)
end
it 'shows only the work package with the right progress if filtered this way',
js: true, retry: 2 do
filters.add_filter_by 'Progress (%)', 'is', ['25'], 'percentageDone'
sleep 1
loading_indicator_saveguard
wp_table.expect_work_package_listed(wp_1)
wp_table.ensure_work_package_not_listed!(wp_2, wp_3)
export!
expect(subject).to have_text(wp_1.description)
expect(subject).not_to have_text(wp_2.description)
expect(subject).not_to have_text(wp_3.description)
end
it 'shows only work packages of the filtered type', js: true, retry: 2 do
filters.add_filter_by 'Type', 'is', wp_3.type.name
expect(page).to have_no_content(wp_2.description) # safeguard
sleep(0.5)
export!
expect(subject).not_to have_text(wp_1.description)
expect(subject).not_to have_text(wp_2.description)
expect(subject).to have_text(wp_3.description)
end
it 'exports selected columns', js: true, retry: 2 do
columns.add 'Progress (%)'
export!
expect(subject).to have_text('Progress (%)')
expect(subject).to have_text('25')
end
end
describe 'with a manually sorted query', js: true do
let(:query) do
FactoryBot.create :query,
user: current_user,
project: project
end
before do
::OrderedWorkPackage.create(query: query, work_package: wp_4, position: 0)
::OrderedWorkPackage.create(query: query, work_package: wp_1, position: 1)
::OrderedWorkPackage.create(query: query, work_package: wp_2, position: 2)
::OrderedWorkPackage.create(query: query, work_package: wp_3, position: 3)
query.add_filter('manual_sort', 'ow', [])
query.sort_criteria = [[:manual_sorting, 'asc']]
query.save!
end
it 'returns the correct number of work packages' do
wp_table.visit_query query
wp_table.expect_work_package_listed(wp_1, wp_2, wp_3, wp_4)
wp_table.expect_work_package_order(wp_4, wp_1, wp_2, wp_3)
export!
expect(page).to have_selector('.job-status--modal .icon-checkmark', wait: 10)
expect(page).to have_content('The export has completed successfully.')
expect(subject).to have_text(wp_1.description)
expect(subject).to have_text(wp_2.description)
expect(subject).to have_text(wp_3.description)
expect(subject).to have_text(wp_4.description)
# results are ordered by ID (asc) and not grouped by type
expect(subject.scan(/WorkPackage No\. \d+,/)).to eq [wp_4, wp_1, wp_2, wp_3].map { |wp| wp.subject + ',' }
end
end
end
context 'PDF export', js: true do
let(:export_type) { 'PDF' }
let(:query) do
FactoryBot.create :query,
user: current_user,
project: project
end
context 'with many columns' do
before do
query.column_names = query.available_columns.map { |c| c.name.to_s } - ['bcf_thumbnail']
query.save!
# Despite attempts to provoke the error by having a lot of columns, the pdf
# is still being drawn successfully. We thus have to fake the error.
allow_any_instance_of(WorkPackage::PDFExport::WorkPackageListToPdf)
.to receive(:render!)
.and_return(WorkPackage::Exporter::Result::Error.new(I18n.t(:error_pdf_export_too_many_columns)))
end
it 'returns the error' do
wp_table.visit_query query
export!(false)
expect(page)
.to have_content(I18n.t(:error_pdf_export_too_many_columns), wait: 10)
end
end
end
end