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openproject/spec/models/setting_spec.rb

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#-- encoding: UTF-8
#-- copyright
# OpenProject is a project management system.
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require 'spec_helper'
describe Setting, type: :model do
# OpenProject specific defaults that are set in settings.yml
describe "OpenProject's default settings" do
it 'has OpenProject as application title' do
expect(Setting.app_title).to eq 'OpenProject'
end
it 'allows users to register themselves' do
expect(Setting.self_registration?).to be_truthy
end
it 'allows anonymous users to access public information' do
expect(Setting.login_required?).to be_falsey
end
end
# checks whether settings can be set and are persisted in the database
describe 'changing a setting' do
context "setting doesn't exist in the database" do
before do
Setting.host_name = 'some name'
end
it 'sets the setting' do
expect(Setting.host_name).to eq 'some name'
end
it 'stores the setting' do
expect(Setting.find_by(name: 'host_name').value).to eq 'some name'
end
after do
Setting.find_by(name: 'host_name').destroy
end
end
context 'setting already exist in the database' do
before do
Setting.host_name = 'some name'
Setting.host_name = 'some other name'
end
it 'sets the setting' do
expect(Setting.host_name).to eq 'some other name'
end
it 'stores the setting' do
expect(Setting.find_by(name: 'host_name').value).to eq 'some other name'
end
after do
Setting.find_by(name: 'host_name').destroy
end
end
end
describe ".installation_uuid" do
after do
Setting.find_by(name: "installation_uuid")&.destroy
end
it "returns unknown if the settings table isn't available yet" do
Setting.stub(settings_table_exists_yet?: false)
expect(Setting.installation_uuid).to eq("unknown")
end
context "with settings table ready" do
it "resets the value if blank" do
Setting.create!(name: "installation_uuid", value: "")
expect(Setting.installation_uuid).not_to be_blank
end
it "returns the existing value if any", with_settings: { installation_uuid: "abcd1234" } do
expect(Setting.installation_uuid).to eq("abcd1234")
end
context "with no existing value" do
context "in test environment" do
before do
expect(Rails.env).to receive(:test?).and_return(true)
end
it "returns 'test' as the UUID" do
expect(Setting.installation_uuid).to eq("test")
end
end
it "returns a random UUID" do
expect(Rails.env).to receive(:test?).and_return(false)
installation_uuid = Setting.installation_uuid
expect(installation_uuid).not_to eq("test")
expect(installation_uuid.size).to eq(36)
expect(Setting.installation_uuid).to eq(installation_uuid)
end
end
end
end
# Check that when reading certain setting values that they get overwritten if needed.
describe "filter saved settings" do
before do
Setting.work_package_list_default_highlighting_mode = "inline"
end
describe "with EE token", with_ee: [:conditional_highlighting] do
it "returns the value for 'work_package_list_default_highlighting_mode' without changing it" do
expect(Setting.work_package_list_default_highlighting_mode).to eq("inline")
end
end
describe "without EE" do
it "return 'none' as 'work_package_list_default_highlighting_mode'" do
expect(Setting.work_package_list_default_highlighting_mode).to eq("none")
end
end
end
# tests the serialization feature to store complex data types like arrays in settings
describe 'serialized settings' do
before do
# note: notified_events is marked as serialized in settings.yml (no type-based automagic here)
Setting.notified_events = ['some_event']
end
it 'serializes arrays' do
expect(Setting.notified_events).to eq ['some_event']
expect(Setting.find_by(name: 'notified_events').value).to eq ['some_event']
end
after do
Setting.find_by(name: 'notified_events').destroy
end
end
describe 'caching' do
let(:cache_key) { Setting.send :cache_key }
before do
RequestStore.clear!
Rails.cache.clear
end
after do
RequestStore.clear!
Rails.cache.clear
end
context 'cache is empty' do
it 'requests the settings once from database' do
expect(Setting).to receive(:pluck).with(:name, :value)
.once
.and_call_original
expect(Rails.cache).to receive(:fetch).once.and_call_original
expect(RequestStore).to receive(:fetch).exactly(3).times.and_call_original
# Settings are empty by default
expect(RequestStore.read(:cached_settings)).to be_nil
expect(Rails.cache.read(cache_key)).to be_nil
# Falls back to default values, but hitting cache
value = Setting.app_title
expect(Setting.app_title).to eq 'OpenProject'
expect(value).to eq(Setting.app_title)
# Settings are empty by default
expect(RequestStore.read(:cached_settings)).to eq({})
expect(Rails.cache.read(cache_key)).to eq({})
end
it 'clears the cache when writing a setting' do
expect(Setting.app_title).to eq 'OpenProject'
expect(RequestStore.read(:cached_settings)).to eq({})
new_title = 'OpenProject with changed title'
Setting.app_title = new_title
expect(RequestStore.read(:cached_settings)).to be_nil
expect(Rails.cache.read(cache_key)).to be_nil
expect(Setting.app_title).to eq(new_title)
expect(Setting.count).to eq(1)
expect(RequestStore.read(:cached_settings)).to eq('app_title' => new_title)
end
end
context 'cache is not empty' do
let(:cached_hash) {
{ 'available_languages' => "---\n- en\n- de\n" }
}
before do
Rails.cache.write(cache_key, cached_hash)
end
it 'returns the value from the deeper cache' do
expect(RequestStore.read(:cached_settings)).to be_nil
expect(Setting.available_languages).to eq(%w(en de))
expect(RequestStore.read(:cached_settings)).to eq(cached_hash)
end
it 'expires the cache when writing a setting' do
Setting.available_languages = %w(en)
expect(RequestStore.read(:cached_settings)).to be_nil
# Creates a new cache key
new_cache_key = Setting.send(:cache_key)
new_hash = { 'available_languages' => "---\n- en\n" }
expect(new_cache_key).not_to be eq(cache_key)
# No caching is done until first read
expect(RequestStore.read(:cached_settings)).to be_nil
expect(Rails.cache.read(cache_key)).to be_nil
expect(Rails.cache.read(new_cache_key)).to be_nil
expect(Setting.available_languages).to eq(%w(en))
expect(Rails.cache.read(new_cache_key)).to eq(new_hash)
expect(RequestStore.read(:cached_settings)).to eq(new_hash)
end
end
end
# tests stuff regarding settings callbacks
describe 'callbacks' do
# collects data for the dummy callback
let(:collector) { [] }
# a dummy callback that collects data
let(:callback) { lambda { |args| collector << args[:value] } }
# registers the dummy callback
before do
Setting.register_callback(:notified_events, &callback)
end
it 'calls a callback when a setting is set' do
Setting.notified_events = [:some_event]
expect(collector).not_to be_empty
end
it 'calls no callback on invalid setting' do
allow_any_instance_of(Setting).to receive(:valid?).and_return(false)
Setting.notified_events = 'invalid'
expect(collector).to be_empty
end
it 'calls multiple callbacks when a setting is set' do
Setting.register_callback(:notified_events, &callback)
Setting.notified_events = [:some_event]
expect(collector.size).to eq 2
end
it 'calls callbacks every time a setting is set' do
Setting.notified_events = [:some_event]
Setting.notified_events = [:some_event]
expect(collector.size).to eq 2
end
it 'calls only the callbacks belonging to the changed setting' do
Setting.register_callback(:host_name, &callback)
Setting.notified_events = [:some_event]
expect(collector.size).to eq 1
end
it 'attaches to the right setting by passing a string' do
Setting.register_callback('app_title', &callback)
Setting.app_title = 'some title'
expect(collector).not_to be_empty
end
it 'passes the new setting value to the callback' do
Setting.notified_events = [:some_event]
expect(collector).to include [:some_event]
end
it 'optionally passes the old setting value to the callback as the second argument' do
Setting.host_name = 'some name' # set old value
cb = lambda { |args| collector << args[:old_value] }
Setting.register_callback(:host_name, &cb)
Setting.host_name = 'some other name'
expect(collector).to include 'some name'
end
after do
Setting.destroy_all
end
end
end