Add tests for issue prioritization

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Alfredo Sumaran 2016-05-19 19:52:40 -05:00
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require 'spec_helper'
feature 'Issue prioritization', feature: true do
let(:user) { create(:user) }
let(:project) { create(:project, name: 'test', namespace: user.namespace) }
# According to https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-ce/issues/14189#note_4360653
context 'when assigned with prioritized labels' do
scenario 'Are sorted properly' do
login_as user
label_1 = create(:label, title: 'label_1', priority: 1)
label_2 = create(:label, title: 'label_2', priority: 2)
label_3 = create(:label, title: 'label_3', priority: 3)
label_4 = create(:label, title: 'label_4', priority: 4)
label_5 = create(:label, title: 'label_5') # no priority
project.labels << label_1
project.labels << label_2
project.labels << label_3
project.labels << label_4
project.labels << label_5
issue_1 = create(:issue, title: 'issue_1', project: project)
issue_2 = create(:issue, title: 'issue_2', project: project)
issue_3 = create(:issue, title: 'issue_3', project: project)
issue_4 = create(:issue, title: 'issue_4', project: project)
issue_5 = create(:issue, title: 'issue_5', project: project)
issue_6 = create(:issue, title: 'issue_6', project: project)
issue_7 = create(:issue, title: 'issue_7', project: project)
issue_8 = create(:issue, title: 'issue_8', project: project)
# Assign labels to issues disorderly
issue_4.labels << label_1
issue_3.labels << label_2
issue_5.labels << label_3
issue_2.labels << label_4
issue_1.labels << label_5
issue_6.labels << label_5
issue_7.labels << label_5
issue_8.labels << label_5
visit namespace_project_issues_path(project.namespace, project, sort: 'priority')
# Ensure we are indicating that issues are sorted by priority
expect(page).to have_selector('.dropdown-toggle', text: 'Priority')
page.within('.issues-list') do
expect(find('> li:nth-of-type(1)')).to have_content('issue_4')
expect(find('> li:nth-of-type(2)')).to have_content('issue_3')
expect(find('> li:nth-of-type(3)')).to have_content('issue_5')
expect(find('> li:nth-of-type(4)')).to have_content('issue_2')
# the rest should be at the bottom
expect(find('> li:nth-of-type(5)')).to have_content('issue_7')
expect(find('> li:nth-of-type(6)')).to have_content('issue_8')
expect(find('> li:nth-of-type(7)')).to have_content('issue_1')
expect(find('> li:nth-of-type(8)')).to have_content('issue_6')
end
end
end
end