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Fix tests
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mtojek committed Jul 30, 2024
commit a92d059fe57f62bee59dc521594f282cedded980
15 changes: 8 additions & 7 deletions coderd/autobuild/lifecycle_executor_test.go
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Expand Up @@ -1115,13 +1115,14 @@ func TestNotifications(t *testing.T) {
require.NotNil(t, workspace.DormantAt)

// Check that a notification was enqueued
require.Len(t, notifyEnq.Sent, 1)
require.Equal(t, notifyEnq.Sent[0].UserID, workspace.OwnerID)
require.Equal(t, notifyEnq.Sent[0].TemplateID, notifications.TemplateWorkspaceDormant)
require.Contains(t, notifyEnq.Sent[0].Targets, template.ID)
require.Contains(t, notifyEnq.Sent[0].Targets, workspace.ID)
require.Contains(t, notifyEnq.Sent[0].Targets, workspace.OrganizationID)
require.Contains(t, notifyEnq.Sent[0].Targets, workspace.OwnerID)
require.Len(t, notifyEnq.Sent, 2)
// notifyEnq.Sent[0] is an event for created user account
require.Equal(t, notifyEnq.Sent[1].UserID, workspace.OwnerID)
require.Equal(t, notifyEnq.Sent[1].TemplateID, notifications.TemplateWorkspaceDormant)
require.Contains(t, notifyEnq.Sent[1].Targets, template.ID)
require.Contains(t, notifyEnq.Sent[1].Targets, workspace.ID)
require.Contains(t, notifyEnq.Sent[1].Targets, workspace.OrganizationID)
require.Contains(t, notifyEnq.Sent[1].Targets, workspace.OwnerID)
})
}

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15 changes: 8 additions & 7 deletions coderd/workspaces_test.go
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Expand Up @@ -3476,13 +3476,14 @@ func TestNotifications(t *testing.T) {

// Then
require.NoError(t, err, "mark workspace as dormant")
require.Len(t, notifyEnq.Sent, 1)
require.Equal(t, notifyEnq.Sent[0].TemplateID, notifications.TemplateWorkspaceDormant)
require.Equal(t, notifyEnq.Sent[0].UserID, workspace.OwnerID)
require.Contains(t, notifyEnq.Sent[0].Targets, template.ID)
require.Contains(t, notifyEnq.Sent[0].Targets, workspace.ID)
require.Contains(t, notifyEnq.Sent[0].Targets, workspace.OrganizationID)
require.Contains(t, notifyEnq.Sent[0].Targets, workspace.OwnerID)
require.Len(t, notifyEnq.Sent, 2)
// notifyEnq.Sent[0] is an event for created user account
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Nit: would be safer to validate this

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I left it like this on purpose, this is not the aim of this test. Less chance that it will require refining if we alter something in Notifications Enqueuer logic

require.Equal(t, notifyEnq.Sent[1].TemplateID, notifications.TemplateWorkspaceDormant)
require.Equal(t, notifyEnq.Sent[1].UserID, workspace.OwnerID)
require.Contains(t, notifyEnq.Sent[1].Targets, template.ID)
require.Contains(t, notifyEnq.Sent[1].Targets, workspace.ID)
require.Contains(t, notifyEnq.Sent[1].Targets, workspace.OrganizationID)
require.Contains(t, notifyEnq.Sent[1].Targets, workspace.OwnerID)
})

t.Run("InitiatorIsOwner", func(t *testing.T) {
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