Make browse controller index show recently closed changesets, rather than recently...

[rails.git] / test / functional / way_controller_test.rb

diff --git a/test/functional/way_controller_test.rb b/test/functional/way_controller_test.rb
index 19b7fd54c1c2055939ea5e98991af7ca6c81f68a..40ac0bd71c2388447c7fae9d4b44d58d92f18d85 100644 (file)
--- a/test/functional/way_controller_test.rb
+++ b/test/functional/way_controller_test.rb
@@ -33,19 +33,30 @@ class WayControllerTest < ActionController::TestCase
   ##
   # check the "full" mode
   def test_full
-    get :full, :id => current_ways(:visible_way).id
-    assert_response :success
-    # FIXME check whether this contains the stuff we want!
-    #print @response.body
-    # Check the way is correctly returned
-    way = current_ways(:visible_way)
-    assert_select "osm way[id=#{way.id}][version=#{way.version}][visible=#{way.visible}]", 1
-    assert_select "osm way nd[ref=#{way.way_nodes[0].node_id}]", 1
-    # Check that the node is correctly returned
-    nd = current_ways(:visible_way).nodes
-    assert_equal 1, nd.count
-    nda = nd[0]
-    assert_select "osm node[id=#{nda.id}][version=#{nda.version}][lat=#{nda.lat}][lon=#{nda.lon}]", 1 
+    Way.find(:all).each do |way|
+      get :full, :id => way.id
+
+      # full call should say "gone" for non-visible ways...
+      unless way.visible
+        assert_response :gone
+        next
+      end
+
+      # otherwise it should say success
+      assert_response :success
+      
+      # Check the way is correctly returned
+      assert_select "osm way[id=#{way.id}][version=#{way.version}][visible=#{way.visible}]", 1
+      
+      # check that each node in the way appears once in the output as a 
+      # reference and as the node element. note the slightly dodgy assumption
+      # that nodes appear only once. this is currently the case with the
+      # fixtures, but it doesn't have to be.
+      way.nodes.each do |n|
+        assert_select "osm way nd[ref=#{n.id}]", 1
+        assert_select "osm node[id=#{n.id}][version=#{n.version}][lat=#{n.lat}][lon=#{n.lon}]", 1
+      end
+    end
   end
 
   # -------------------------------------
@@ -208,6 +219,7 @@ class WayControllerTest < ActionController::TestCase
     put :update, :id => current_ways(:visible_way).id
     assert_response :bad_request, 
        "adding a duplicate tag to a way should fail with 'bad request'"
+    assert_equal "Element way/#{current_ways(:visible_way).id} has duplicate tags with key #{current_way_tags(:t1).k}.", @response.body
   end
 
   ##
@@ -232,16 +244,13 @@ class WayControllerTest < ActionController::TestCase
     put :update, :id => current_ways(:visible_way).id
     assert_response :bad_request, 
        "adding new duplicate tags to a way should fail with 'bad request'"
+    assert_equal "Element way/#{current_ways(:visible_way).id} has duplicate tags with key i_am_a_duplicate.", @response.body
   end
 
   ##
   # Try adding a new duplicate tags to a way.
   # But be a bit subtle - use unicode decoding ambiguities to use different
   # binary strings which have the same decoding.
-  #
-  # NOTE: I'm not sure this test is working correctly, as a lot of the tag
-  # keys seem to come out as "addr��housenumber". It might be something to
-  # do with Ruby's unicode handling...?
   def test_invalid_duplicate_tags
     # setup auth
     basic_authorization(users(:normal_user).email, "test")
@@ -249,26 +258,15 @@ class WayControllerTest < ActionController::TestCase
     # add the tag into the existing xml
     way_str = "<osm><way changeset='1'>"
     way_str << "<tag k='addr:housenumber' v='1'/>"
+    way_str << "<tag k='addr:housenumber' v='2'/>"
+    way_str << "</way></osm>";
 
-    # all of these keys have the same unicode decoding, but are binary
-    # not equal. libxml should make these identical as it decodes the
-    # XML document...
-    [ "addr\xc0\xbahousenumber",
-      "addr\xe0\x80\xbahousenumber",
-      "addr\xf0\x80\x80\xbahousenumber" ].each do |key|
-      # copy the XML doc to add the tags
-      way_str_copy = way_str.clone
-
-      # add all new tags to the way
-      way_str_copy << "<tag k='" << key << "' v='1'/>"
-      way_str_copy << "</way></osm>";
-
-      # try and upload it
-      content way_str_copy
-      put :create
-      assert_response :bad_request, 
-         "adding new duplicate tags to a way should fail with 'bad request'"
-    end
+    # try and upload it
+    content way_str
+    put :create
+    assert_response :bad_request, 
+    "adding new duplicate tags to a way should fail with 'bad request'"
+    assert_equal "Element way/ has duplicate tags with key addr:housenumber.", @response.body
   end
 
   ##