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test_bug.py
Source: test_bug.py
1# pylint: disable=attribute-defined-outside-init2import unittest3from django.conf import settings4from django.core.cache import cache5from django.test import override_settings6from mock import MagicMock, patch7from tcms.rpc.tests.utils import APITestCase8if "tcms.bugs.apps.AppConfig" not in settings.INSTALLED_APPS:9 raise unittest.SkipTest("tcms.bugs is disabled")10class TestBug(APITestCase):11 def _fixture_setup(self):12 super()._fixture_setup()13 self.url = "http://some.url"14 self.expected_result = {15 "title": "Bug from cache",16 "description": "This bug came from the Django cache",17 }18 @patch("tcms.rpc.api.bug.tracker_from_url")19 def test_get_details_from_tracker(self, tracker_from_url):20 returned_tracker = MagicMock()21 returned_tracker.details.return_value = self.expected_result22 tracker_from_url.return_value = returned_tracker23 result = self.rpc_client.Bug.details(self.url)24 self.assertEqual(result, self.expected_result)25 returned_tracker.details.assert_called_once_with(self.url)26 # override the cache settings, because by default we are using DummyCache,27 # which satisfies the interface, but does no caching28 @override_settings(29 CACHES={30 "default": {31 "BACKEND": "django.core.cache.backends.locmem.LocMemCache",32 "LOCATION": "kiwitcms",33 "TIMEOUT": 3600,34 }35 }36 )37 @patch("tcms.rpc.api.bug.tracker_from_url")38 def test_get_details_from_cache(self, tracker_from_url):39 cache.set(self.url, self.expected_result)40 result = self.rpc_client.Bug.details(self.url)41 self.assertEqual(result, self.expected_result)42 tracker_from_url.assert_not_called()43 def test_empty_details_when_tracker_does_not_exist(self):44 url = "http://unknown-tracker.url"45 result = self.rpc_client.Bug.details(url)...
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