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openproject/spec/lib/copy_model/copy_model_spec.rb

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#-- copyright
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# Copyright (C) 2012-2020 the OpenProject GmbH
#
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#
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#
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#++
require 'spec_helper'
describe 'Copying Models' do
let(:dummy_class) do
Class.new do
include CopyModel
attr_accessor :call_order
copy_precedence([:association2, :association1])
attr_accessor :association1,
:association2,
:association3
def attributes
{ 'attribute1' => 'attribute1',
'attribute2' => 'attribute2' }
end
def attributes=(_)
end
def self.reflect_on_all_associations
[OpenStruct.new(name: 'association1', valid?: true),
OpenStruct.new(name: 'association2', valid?: true),
OpenStruct.new(name: 'association3', valid?: true)]
end
def copy_association1(other, selected_copies = [])
call_order << :association1
self.association1 = other.association1
end
def copy_association2(other, selected_copies = [])
call_order << :association2
self.association2 = other.association2
end
# used to test error handling
def copy_relation5(_other)
raise 'Could not be copied!'
end
def call_order
@call_order ||= []
end
def save
true
end
def reload
true
end
def errors
@errors ||= begin
Class.new(Array) do
def add(attribute, value)
push(attribute: attribute, value: value)
end
end.new
end
end
end
end
let(:attributes) do
{ 'attribute1' => 'attribute1',
'attribute2' => 'attribute2' }
end
let(:dummy) {
dummy_class.new
}
let(:copied) {
copied = dummy_class.new
allow(dummy_class)
.to receive(:new)
.and_return(copied)
copied
}
before do
expect(dummy_class)
.to receive(:transaction)
.and_yield
end
describe 'copying attributes' do
it 'should copy safe attributes' do
expect(copied).to receive(:attributes=).with(dummy.attributes)
dummy_class.copy(dummy)
end
it 'should not copy attributes flagged by not_to_copy' do
dummy_class.not_to_copy :attribute1
attributes_left = attributes.except('attribute1')
expect(copied).to receive(:attributes=).with(attributes_left)
dummy_class.copy(dummy)
end
end
describe 'copying associations' do
let(:copy) { dummy_class.copy(dummy) }
let(:association1_value) { double('association1_value', valid?: true) }
let(:association2_value) { double('association2_value', valid?: true) }
let(:association3_value) { double('association3_value', valid?: true) }
before do
dummy.association1 = association1_value
dummy.association2 = association2_value
dummy.association3 = association3_value
end
it 'should copy associations, for which there are methods in our model' do
copy
expect(copy.association1).to eq(association1_value)
expect(copy.association2).to eq(association2_value)
end
it 'should not copy associations, for which there are no methods in our model' do
copy
expect(copy.association3).to be_nil
end
it 'should copy stuff within order (ordered by #copy_precedence)' do
copy
expect(copy.call_order).to eq(copy.copy_precedence)
end
it 'should produce some errors when failing to copy associations' do
dummy_class.send(:define_method, :copy_association1) do |_|
raise "But I don't want to be copied"
end
copy
expect(copy.errors.count).to eq(1)
end
end
end