Revision f16b2068
Added by Dominic Cleal over 7 years ago
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require 'test_helper'
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class Subnet::Ipv6Test < ActiveSupport::TestCase
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def setup
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User.current = User.find_by_login "admin"
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end
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should_not allow_value(9.times.map { 'abcd' }.join(':')).for(:mask) # 45 characters
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should_not allow_value('2001:db8::1:').for(:network)
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should_not allow_value('2001:db8:abcde::1').for(:network)
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test "should find the subnet by ip" do
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subnet = FactoryGirl.create(:subnet_ipv6)
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assert_equal subnet, Subnet::Ipv6.unscoped.subnet_for(get_ip(subnet, 10))
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assert_equal subnet, Subnet::Ipv6.subnet_for(get_ip(subnet, 10))
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end
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test "from cant be bigger than to range" do
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Also available in: Unified diff
refs #16982 - remove User.current deassignment (no such user)
Allows the scope change to be reverted, as User.current is no longer set
to `nil` (there is no 'admin' user).
This was relying on a bug in Ruby on Rails 4.2 where the `unscoped` call
filtered through thread variables into Subnet.subnet_for which calls
Subnet.all. This is fixed in 5.0, so the user must be set correctly.