-
- # This test ensures that token capabilities behave correctly for a method that
- # requires the terms to have been agreed.
- # (This would be better as an integration or system testcase, since the changeset_comment
- # create method is simply a stand-in for any method that requires terms agreement.
- # But writing oauth tests is hard, and so it's easier to put in a controller test.)
- def test_api_write_and_terms_agreed_via_token
- user = create(:user, :terms_agreed => nil)
- token = create(:access_token, :user => user, :allow_write_api => true)
- changeset = create(:changeset, :closed)
-
- # Hack together an oauth request - an alternative would be to sign the request properly
- @request.env["oauth.version"] = 1
- @request.env["oauth.strategies"] = [:token]
- @request.env["oauth.token"] = token
-
- assert_difference "ChangesetComment.count", 0 do
- post :create, :params => { :id => changeset.id, :text => "This is a comment" }
- end
- assert_response :forbidden
-
- # Try again, after agreement with the terms
- user.terms_agreed = Time.now
- user.save!
-
- assert_difference "ChangesetComment.count", 1 do
- post :create, :params => { :id => changeset.id, :text => "This is a comment" }
- end
- assert_response :success
- end
-
- # This test does the same as above, but with basic auth, to similarly test that the
- # abilities take into account terms agreement too.
- def test_api_write_and_terms_agreed_via_basic_auth
- user = create(:user, :terms_agreed => nil)
- changeset = create(:changeset, :closed)
-
- basic_authorization user.email, "test"
-
- assert_difference "ChangesetComment.count", 0 do
- post :create, :params => { :id => changeset.id, :text => "This is a comment" }
- end
- assert_response :forbidden
-
- # Try again, after agreement with the terms
- user.terms_agreed = Time.now
- user.save!
-
- assert_difference "ChangesetComment.count", 1 do
- post :create, :params => { :id => changeset.id, :text => "This is a comment" }
- end
- assert_response :success
- end