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# Redmine - project management software
# Copyright (C) 2006-2014 Jean-Philippe Lang
#
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require File.expand_path('../../test_helper', __FILE__)
class IssuePriorityTest < ActiveSupport::TestCase
fixtures :enumerations, :issues
def test_named_scope
assert_equal Enumeration.find_by_name('Normal'), Enumeration.named('normal').first
end
def test_default_should_return_the_default_priority
assert_equal Enumeration.find_by_name('Normal'), IssuePriority.default
end
def test_default_should_return_nil_when_no_default_priority
IssuePriority.update_all :is_default => false
assert_nil IssuePriority.default
end
def test_should_be_an_enumeration
assert IssuePriority.ancestors.include?(Enumeration)
end
def test_objects_count
# low priority
assert_equal 6, IssuePriority.find(4).objects_count
# urgent
assert_equal 0, IssuePriority.find(7).objects_count
end
def test_option_name
assert_equal :enumeration_issue_priorities, IssuePriority.new.option_name
end
def test_should_be_created_at_last_position
IssuePriority.delete_all
priorities = [1, 2, 3].map {|i| IssuePriority.create!(:name => "P#{i}")}
assert_equal [1, 2, 3], priorities.map(&:position)
end
def test_reset_positions_in_list_should_set_sequential_positions
IssuePriority.delete_all
priorities = [1, 2, 3].map {|i| IssuePriority.create!(:name => "P#{i}")}
priorities[0].update_attribute :position, 4
priorities[1].update_attribute :position, 2
priorities[2].update_attribute :position, 7
assert_equal [4, 2, 7], priorities.map(&:reload).map(&:position)
priorities[0].reset_positions_in_list
assert_equal [2, 1, 3], priorities.map(&:reload).map(&:position)
end
def test_moving_in_list_should_reset_positions
priority = IssuePriority.first
priority.expects(:reset_positions_in_list).once
priority.move_to = 'higher'
end
def test_clear_position_names_should_set_position_names_to_nil
IssuePriority.clear_position_names
assert IssuePriority.all.all? {|priority| priority.position_name.nil?}
end
def test_compute_position_names_with_default_priority
IssuePriority.clear_position_names
IssuePriority.compute_position_names
assert_equal %w(lowest default high3 high2 highest), IssuePriority.active.to_a.sort.map(&:position_name)
end
def test_compute_position_names_without_default_priority_should_split_priorities
IssuePriority.clear_position_names
IssuePriority.update_all :is_default => false
IssuePriority.compute_position_names
assert_equal %w(lowest low2 default high2 highest), IssuePriority.active.to_a.sort.map(&:position_name)
end
def test_adding_a_priority_should_update_position_names
priority = IssuePriority.create!(:name => 'New')
assert_equal %w(lowest default high4 high3 high2 highest), IssuePriority.active.to_a.sort.map(&:position_name)
end
def test_destroying_a_priority_should_update_position_names
IssuePriority.find_by_position_name('highest').destroy
assert_equal %w(lowest default high2 highest), IssuePriority.active.to_a.sort.map(&:position_name)
end
end