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John Chilton
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These tests aren't idealized unittest.TestCase because they initialize class level data in instance level methods. While this isn't ideal, it is seems an entirely fair workaround given that SeleniumTestCase setups up the Selenium connection itself in an instance method - so class-level initializers would not be able to setup Galaxy data. Since I think we will continue using this pattern then, probably best to formalize it a bit and improve error handling. This provides a formal super class for these test cases that provides a uniform method for setting up the class level data and tracks whether this is successful or not. This serves a couple purposes beyond simple uniformity. First, it tracks if the state has actually been setup or not and will skip subsequent tests if it hasn't. Some of these tests aren't passing very consistently on Jenkins and so we get a bunch of extra noise for tests that are attempting to run without their preconditions met - this will fix that and make the original errors much more clear. Moving the "hacky" part of this into the framework itself also means the tests themselves don't have to repeat hacks like seeing if variables are set with ``getattr`` and such - I always prefer one framework hack to a dozen application hacks.
103 lines
3.8 KiB
Python
103 lines
3.8 KiB
Python
import time
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from .framework import (
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retry_assertion_during_transitions,
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selenium_test,
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SharedStateSeleniumTestCase,
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)
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class CustomBuildsTestcase(SharedStateSeleniumTestCase):
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def setUp(self):
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super(CustomBuildsTestcase, self).setUp()
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self.home() # ensure Galaxy is loaded
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self.submit_login(self.user_email)
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@selenium_test
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def test_build_add(self):
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self.navigate_to_custom_builds_page()
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self.add_custom_build(self.build_name1, self.build_key1)
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self.assert_custom_builds_in_grid([self.build_name1])
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@selenium_test
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def test_build_delete(self):
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self.navigate_to_custom_builds_page()
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self.add_custom_build(self.build_name2, self.build_key2)
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self.assert_custom_builds_in_grid([self.build_name2])
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self.delete_custom_build(self.build_name2)
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self.assert_custom_builds_in_grid([self.build_name2], False)
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@retry_assertion_during_transitions
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def assert_custom_builds_in_grid(self, expected_builds, present=True):
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actual_builds = self.get_custom_builds()
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intersection = set(actual_builds).intersection(expected_builds)
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if present:
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self.assertEqual(intersection, set(expected_builds))
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else:
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self.assertEqual(intersection, set())
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def add_custom_build(self, build_name, build_key):
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name_div = self.wait_for_selector('div[tour_id="name"')
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name_input = name_div.find_element_by_css_selector('.ui-form-field input')
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name_input.click()
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name_input.send_keys(build_name)
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key_div = self.wait_for_selector('div[tour_id="id"')
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key_input = key_div.find_element_by_css_selector('.ui-form-field input')
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key_input.click()
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key_input.send_keys(build_key)
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len_type_div = self.wait_for_selector('div[tour_id="len|type')
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len_type_select = len_type_div.find_element_by_css_selector('.ui-form-field .ui-select')
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len_type_select.click()
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option = self.wait_for_sizzle_selector_clickable('div[role="option"]:contains("Len-file by copy/paste")')
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option.click()
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content_area = self.wait_for_and_click_selector('.ui-form-field > textarea')
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content_area.send_keys('content')
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self.wait_for_and_click_selector('button#save')
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def delete_custom_build(self, build_name):
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delete_button = None
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grid = self.wait_for_selector('table.grid > tbody')
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for row in grid.find_elements_by_tag_name('tr'):
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td = row.find_elements_by_tag_name('td')
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name = td[0].text
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if name == build_name:
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delete_button = td[3].find_element_by_css_selector('.ui-button-icon-plain')
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break
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if delete_button is None:
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raise AssertionError('Failed to find custom build with name [%s]' % build_name)
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delete_button.click()
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def get_custom_builds(self):
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time.sleep(1)
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builds = []
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grid = self.wait_for_selector('table.grid > tbody')
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for row in grid.find_elements_by_tag_name('tr'):
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name = row.find_elements_by_tag_name('td')[0].text
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builds.append(name)
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return builds
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def navigate_to_custom_builds_page(self):
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self.home()
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self.click_masthead_user() # Open masthead menu
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label = self.navigation_data['labels']['masthead']['menus']['user']
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self.click_label(label)
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self.wait_for_and_click_selector('a[href="/custom_builds"]')
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def setup_shared_state(self):
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CustomBuildsTestcase.user_email = self._get_random_email()
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self.register(self.user_email)
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CustomBuildsTestcase.build_name1 = self._get_random_name()
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CustomBuildsTestcase.build_name2 = self._get_random_name()
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CustomBuildsTestcase.build_key1 = self._get_random_name(len=5)
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CustomBuildsTestcase.build_key2 = self._get_random_name(len=5)
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