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allow including tokens in querystring vocabs #1403

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allow including tokens in querystring vocabs
jackahl May 5, 2022
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update changelog
jackahl May 5, 2022
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add tokens to querystring service response test mock data
jackahl May 22, 2022
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removed redundand text criteria
jackahl May 22, 2022
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make `test_endpoint_inlines_vocabularies` more resilient and able to pass with vocabularies that include tokens [jackahl]
35 changes: 27 additions & 8 deletions src/plone/restapi/tests/test_services_querystring.py
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Expand Up @@ -89,20 +89,39 @@ def test_endpoint_inlines_vocabularies(self):
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expected_vocab_values = {
"external": {"title": "Externally visible [external]"},
"internal": {"title": "Internal draft [internal]"},
"external": {"title": "Externally visible [external]", "token": "external"},
"internal": {"title": "Internal draft [internal]", "token": "internal"},
"internally_published": {
"title": "Internally published [internally_published]"
"title": "Internally published [internally_published]",
"token": "internally_published",
},
"pending": {"title": "Pending [pending]"},
"private": {"title": "Private [private]"},
"published": {"title": "Published with accent \xe9 [published]"},
"visible": {"title": "Public draft [visible]"},
"pending": {"title": "Pending [pending]", "token": "pending"},
"private": {"title": "Private [private]", "token": "private"},
"published": {
"title": "Published with accent \xe9 [published]",
"token": "published",
},
"visible": {"title": "Public draft [visible]", "token": "visible"},
}

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With your refactoring of the tests, the 'expected_vocab_values' can already be updated with the additional token.

self.assertTrue(
all(elem in idx["values"].items() for elem in expected_vocab_values.items())
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@ksuess I removed this check as it only was breaking with the new inclusion of tokens inside of vocabularies returned in plone/plone.app.querystring#107.

Also I was not able to determine what is tested here anyways in a glimbs, as this nesting of loops, although short and elegant, is not really easy to read.

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I am OK with your refactoring, especially because this test 'test_endpoint_inlines_vocabularies' is not about testing the existence of review states, but about testing the format of the response of the 'querystring' endpoint.

set(expected_vocab_values.keys()).issubset((idx["values"].keys()))
)

self.assertEqual(
expected_vocab_values["external"]["title"],
idx["values"]["external"]["title"],
)

# Only checking token if it actually exists
if len(idx["values"]["external"]) > 1:
self.assertTrue("token" in (idx["values"]["external"].keys()))

self.assertEqual(
"external",
idx["values"]["external"]["token"],
)

def test_endpoint_inlines_operators(self):
response = self.api_session.get("/@querystring")

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