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require 'test_helper'
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class HostMailerTest < ActionMailer::TestCase
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def setup
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disable_orchestration
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@env = environments(:production)
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@host = FactoryGirl.create(:host, :environment => @env)
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as_admin do
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@host.last_report = Time.at(0)
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@host.save(:validate => false)
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@env.hosts << @host
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@env.save
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end
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User.current = users :admin
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Setting[:foreman_url] = "http://localhost:3000/hosts/:id"
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@options = {}
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@options[:env] = @env
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@options[:user] = User.current.id
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# HostMailer relies on .size, and Rails looks to the counter_caches
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# if they exist. Since fixtures don't populate the counter_caches,
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# we do it here:
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Environment.reset_counters(@env, :hosts)
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@env.reload
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ActionMailer::Base.deliveries = []
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end
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test "mail should have the specified recipient" do
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assert HostMailer.summary(@options).deliver.to.include?("admin@someware.com")
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end
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test "mail should have a subject" do
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assert !HostMailer.summary(@options).deliver.subject.empty?
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end
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test "mail should have a body" do
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assert !HostMailer.summary(@options).deliver.body.empty?
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end
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test "mail should report at least one host" do
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assert HostMailer.summary(@options).deliver.body.include?(@host.name)
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end
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test "mail should report disabled hosts" do
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@host.enabled = false
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@host.save
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assert HostMailer.summary(@options).deliver.body.include?(@host.name)
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end
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test 'error_state sends mail with correct headers' do
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report = FactoryGirl.create(:report)
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user = FactoryGirl.create(:user, :with_mail)
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mail = HostMailer.error_state(report, :user => user).deliver
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assert_includes mail.from, Setting["email_reply_address"]
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assert_includes mail.to, user.mail
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assert_includes mail.subject, report.host.name
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assert mail.body.present?
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end
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end
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