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PyRIGS/training/tests/test_unit.py
AJ 08171767a0 Port to Django 5.2 (#635)
* Port to Django 5.2

* Pin pluggy to 1.2.0

Any newer and the mystery importlib metadata error appears. Weird! >_>

* Update for premailer changed default

* Update view logic for is_ajax being changed to a template context processor

* Port a few more tests to pytest proper

Having two distinct test flavours is giving me a headache

* Version 1 dockerfile

Makes a VERY big image, I suspect we can optimise this a lot...

* Optimise dockerfile a little lot a bit

* fix(users): change logout link to POST request

* fix(tests): fix some syntax errors in test code

still got lots of failed tests :(

* fix: replace deprecated Django APIs

* ci: update Dockerfile

* ci: update Dockerfile

* fix(dependencies+tests): update EoL/vulnerable dependencies and improve test stability

* Upgrade Python from 3.10 to 3.12
* Update frontend dependencies, replace node-sass with sass

* chore(logging): ignore dangling obj reference warning from pypdf

* ci: update compose.yml for prod deployment

- Add Nginx as a reverse proxy
- Add cert-selfsign.sh for generating self-signed certificates
- Add certbot-issue.sh for Let's Encrypt certificate issuance and renewal
- Add cron-install.sh and cron-uninstall.sh for system cron management
- Add .env.example as an environment variable template

* style: reformat code

* ci: add more sleep trying to pass tests

* ci: ignore browser-based tests during ci testing

* fix: create home for the new user during Dockerfile building

* chore: remove heroku conf file

* fix: RIGS not franken anymore

* fix: restore is_ajax as a boolean and split out the context processor

* test: remove Selenium interaction tests and their CI workarounds

* fix: harden production settings (CSRF origins, env casts, ADMINS) and drop dead debug toolbar code

* deploy: serve static files from nginx, pin PGDATA, and make cert scripts loud on failure

* build: switch .dockerignore to an allowlist

* build: drop unused dependencies, soft-pin the rest and target Python 3.14

* build: move image to Python 3.14 / Node 24 and force DEBUG off

* ci: add dependabot config for uv, npm, docker and actions

* build: narrow Sass deprecation silencing to @import and require Node 24

* build: provide placeholder env for collectstatic now that DEBUG is off in the image

* deploy: add plain-HTTP nginx config for local development and use it in compose

* deploy: remove self-signed cert script

* build: make the image multi-arch with official node and python base images

* ci: lint and test on PRs, build the image on PRs and push it to GHCR on master

* docs: add local running and sample data instructions

* fix: report a form error instead of crashing when big power has no Power MIC

* fix: upgrade pypdf and urllib3 to patched releases

* fix: apply non-breaking npm audit fixes

* fix: strip whitespace in ALLOWED_HOSTS and drop misleading HSTS preload

* deploy: add a pyrigs healthcheck and make nginx wait for it

* build: pin the uv image version

* fix: correct the check-in person picker condition and use BeautifulSoup's string argument

* refactor: replace unique_together with UniqueConstraint

* build: replace pycodestyle with ruff and fix what it found

Removes unused imports and variables, and fixes a few real problems it
surfaced:
- EventCheckIn.active() referenced an undefined name and raised NameError;
  it now returns whether the check-in has no end time
- RIGS.admin defined EventChecklistAdmin twice; the second is now
  PowerTestRecordAdmin
- RIGS/tests/conftest.py used date/timedelta without importing them
- the signal-registering imports in apps.py are kept with noqa

pycodestyle config in setup.cfg is dropped.

* style: format the codebase with ruff

* style: normalise line endings, trailing whitespace and end-of-file newlines

* ci: run ruff and file hygiene through prek, and document it

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Co-authored-by: Hang <me@hangxu.me>
Co-authored-by: Joe Banks <joe@jb3.dev>
2026-10-01 23:43:41 +01:00

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import datetime
from django.utils import timezone
from django.urls import reverse
from pytest_django.asserts import assertFormError, assertContains, assertNotContains
from training import models
from reversion.models import Version, Revision
def test_add_qualification(admin_client, trainee, admin_user, training_item):
url = reverse("add_qualification", kwargs={"pk": trainee.pk})
date = (timezone.now() + datetime.timedelta(days=3)).strftime("%Y-%m-%d")
response = admin_client.post(
url, {"date": date, "trainee": trainee.pk, "supervisor": trainee.pk, "item": training_item.pk}
)
assertFormError(response.context["form"], "date", "Qualification date may not be in the future")
assertFormError(response.context["form"], "supervisor", "One may not supervise oneself...")
response = admin_client.post(
url, {"date": date, "trainee": admin_user.pk, "supervisor": trainee.pk, "item": training_item.pk}
)
print(response.content)
assertFormError(response.context["form"], "supervisor", "Selected supervisor must actually *be* a supervisor...")
def test_add_qualification_reversion(admin_client, trainee, training_item, supervisor):
url = reverse("add_qualification", kwargs={"pk": trainee.pk})
date = (timezone.now() + datetime.timedelta(days=-3)).strftime("%Y-%m-%d")
response = admin_client.post(
url,
{
"date": date,
"supervisor": supervisor.pk,
"trainee": trainee.pk,
"item": training_item.pk,
"depth": 0,
"notes": "",
},
)
print(response.content)
assert response.status_code == 302
qual = models.TrainingItemQualification.objects.last()
assert qual is not None
assert training_item.pk == qual.item_id
# Ensure only one revision has been created
assert Revision.objects.count() == 1
response = admin_client.post(
url, {"date": date, "supervisor": supervisor.pk, "trainee": trainee.pk, "item": training_item.pk, "depth": 1}
)
assert Revision.objects.count() == 2
assert Version.objects.count() == 4 # Two item qualifications and the trainee twice
def test_add_requirement(admin_client, level):
url = reverse("add_requirement", kwargs={"pk": level.pk})
response = admin_client.post(url)
assertContains(response, level.pk)
def get_response(admin_client, url, kwargs={}):
url = reverse(url, kwargs=kwargs)
response = admin_client.get(url)
assert response.status_code == 200
return response
def test_trainee_detail(admin_client, trainee, admin_user):
response = get_response(admin_client, "trainee_detail", {"pk": admin_user.pk})
assertContains(response, "Your Training Record")
assertContains(response, "No qualifications in any levels")
response = get_response(admin_client, "trainee_detail", {"pk": trainee.pk})
assertNotContains(response, "Your")
assertContains(response, f"{trainee.get_full_name()}'s Training Record")
def test_trainee_item_detail(admin_client, trainee):
response = get_response(admin_client, "trainee_item_detail", {"pk": trainee.pk})
assertContains(response, "Nothing found")
def test_item_list(admin_client, training_item):
response = get_response(admin_client, "item_list")
assertContains(response, str(training_item.category))
def test_trainee_list_search(admin_client, admin_user, trainee, supervisor):
response = get_response(admin_client, "trainee_list")
assertContains(response, admin_user.get_full_name())
assertContains(response, trainee.get_full_name())
assertContains(response, supervisor.get_full_name())
url = reverse("trainee_list")
response = admin_client.get(url, {"q": trainee.get_full_name()})
assertContains(response, trainee.get_full_name())
assertNotContains(response, supervisor.get_full_name())