Fix/journals on direct uploads (#8933)

* linting

* use Carrierwave's replacement for filename

This avoids having the name altered by Carrierwave later on in the Attachments::FinishDirectUploadJob job where the file is fetched and then the attachment is stored.

* separate cases for no attachment and no local file

* correct journalizing on direct upload

In case the container of an attachment is journalized, the container needs to have added a journal to it when an attachment is uploaded. Without that, the attachment is only picked up in the journals once the container is altered again (possibly by a different user). This will then lead to a history which does not reflect the actual upload.
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  1. 35
      app/workers/attachments/finish_direct_upload_job.rb
  2. 113
      spec/workers/attachments/finish_direct_upload_job_integration_spec.rb

@ -43,14 +43,45 @@ class Attachments::FinishDirectUploadJob < ApplicationJob
end
begin
set_attributes_from_file(attachment, local_file)
save_attachment(attachment)
journalize_container(attachment)
ensure
File.unlink(local_file.path) if File.exist?(local_file.path)
end
end
private
def set_attributes_from_file(attachment, local_file)
attachment.downloads = 0
attachment.set_file_size local_file unless attachment.filesize && attachment.filesize > 0
attachment.set_content_type local_file unless attachment.content_type.present?
attachment.set_digest local_file unless attachment.digest.present?
end
def save_attachment(attachment)
User.execute_as(attachment.author) do
attachment.save! if attachment.changed?
ensure
File.unlink(local_file.path) if File.exist?(local_file.path)
end
end
def journalize_container(attachment)
journable = attachment.container
return unless journable&.class&.journaled?
# Touching the journable will lead to the journal created next having its own timestamp.
# That timestamp will not adequately reflect the time the attachment was uploaded. This job
# right here might be executed way later than the time the attachment was uploaded. Ideally,
# the journals would be created bearing the time stamps of the attachment's created_at.
# This remains a TODO.
# But with the timestamp update in place as it is, at least the collapsing of aggregated journals
# from days before with the newly uploaded attachment is prevented.
journable.touch
Journals::CreateService
.new(journable, attachment.author)
.call
end
end

@ -0,0 +1,113 @@
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require 'spec_helper'
describe Attachments::FinishDirectUploadJob, 'integration', type: :job do
let!(:pending_attachment) do
FactoryBot.create(:attachment,
downloads: -1,
digest: '',
container: container)
end
let(:job) { described_class.new }
shared_examples_for 'turning pending attachment into a standard attachment' do
it do
job.perform(pending_attachment.id)
attachment = Attachment.find(pending_attachment.id)
expect(attachment.downloads)
.to eql(0)
expect(attachment.content_type)
.to eql('application/binary')
expect(attachment.digest)
.to eql("9473fdd0d880a43c21b7778d34872157")
end
end
shared_examples_for "adding a journal to the attachment in the name of the attachment's author" do
it do
job.perform(pending_attachment.id)
journals = Attachment.find(pending_attachment.id).journals
expect(journals.count)
.to eql(2)
expect(journals.last.user)
.to eql(pending_attachment.author)
end
end
context 'for a journalized container' do
let!(:container) { FactoryBot.create(:work_package) }
let!(:container_timestamp) { container.updated_at }
it_behaves_like 'turning pending attachment into a standard attachment'
it_behaves_like "adding a journal to the attachment in the name of the attachment's author"
it "adds a journal to the container in the name of the attachment's author" do
job.perform(pending_attachment.id)
journals = container.journals.reload
expect(journals.count)
.to eql(2)
expect(journals.last.user)
.to eql(pending_attachment.author)
expect(journals.last.created_at > container_timestamp)
.to be_truthy
container.reload
expect(container.lock_version)
.to eql 1
end
end
context 'for a non journalized container' do
let!(:container) { FactoryBot.create(:wiki_page) }
it_behaves_like 'turning pending attachment into a standard attachment'
it_behaves_like "adding a journal to the attachment in the name of the attachment's author"
end
context 'for a nil container' do
let!(:container) { nil }
it_behaves_like 'turning pending attachment into a standard attachment'
it_behaves_like "adding a journal to the attachment in the name of the attachment's author"
end
end
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