# frozen_string_literal: true require 'spec_helper' RSpec.describe CommitStatus do let_it_be(:project) { create(:project, :repository) } let_it_be(:pipeline) do create(:ci_pipeline, project: project, sha: project.commit.id) end let(:commit_status) { create_status(stage: 'test') } def create_status(**opts) create(:commit_status, pipeline: pipeline, **opts) end it_behaves_like 'having unique enum values' it { is_expected.to belong_to(:pipeline) } it { is_expected.to belong_to(:user) } it { is_expected.to belong_to(:project) } it { is_expected.to belong_to(:auto_canceled_by) } it { is_expected.to validate_presence_of(:name) } it { is_expected.to validate_inclusion_of(:status).in_array(%w(pending running failed success canceled)) } it { is_expected.to delegate_method(:sha).to(:pipeline) } it { is_expected.to delegate_method(:short_sha).to(:pipeline) } it { is_expected.to respond_to :success? } it { is_expected.to respond_to :failed? } it { is_expected.to respond_to :running? } it { is_expected.to respond_to :pending? } describe '#author' do subject { commit_status.author } before do commit_status.author = User.new end it { is_expected.to eq(commit_status.user) } end describe 'status state machine' do let!(:commit_status) { create(:commit_status, :running, project: project) } it 'invalidates the cache after a transition' do expect(ExpireJobCacheWorker).to receive(:perform_async).with(commit_status.id) commit_status.success! end describe 'transitioning to running' do let(:commit_status) { create(:commit_status, :pending, started_at: nil) } it 'records the started at time' do commit_status.run! expect(commit_status.started_at).to be_present end end describe 'transitioning to created from skipped or manual' do let(:commit_status) { create(:commit_status, :skipped) } it 'does not update user without parameter' do commit_status.process! expect { commit_status.process }.not_to change { commit_status.reload.user } end it 'updates user with user parameter' do new_user = create(:user) expect { commit_status.process(new_user) }.to change { commit_status.reload.user }.to(new_user) end end end describe '#processed' do subject { commit_status.processed } context 'status is latest' do before do commit_status.update!(retried: false, status: :pending) end it { is_expected.to be_falsey } end context 'status is retried' do before do commit_status.update!(retried: true, status: :pending) end it { is_expected.to be_truthy } end it "processed state is always persisted" do commit_status.update!(retried: false, status: :pending) # another process does mark object as processed CommitStatus.find(commit_status.id).update_column(:processed, true) # subsequent status transitions on the same instance # always saves processed=false to DB even though # the current value did not change commit_status.update!(retried: false, status: :running) # we look at a persisted state in DB expect(CommitStatus.find(commit_status.id).processed).to eq(false) end end describe '#started?' do subject { commit_status.started? } context 'without started_at' do before do commit_status.started_at = nil end it { is_expected.to be_falsey } end %w[running success failed].each do |status| context "if commit status is #{status}" do before do commit_status.status = status end it { is_expected.to be_truthy } end end %w[pending canceled].each do |status| context "if commit status is #{status}" do before do commit_status.status = status end it { is_expected.to be_falsey } end end end describe '#active?' do subject { commit_status.active? } %w[pending running].each do |state| context "if commit_status.status is #{state}" do before do commit_status.status = state end it { is_expected.to be_truthy } end end %w[success failed canceled].each do |state| context "if commit_status.status is #{state}" do before do commit_status.status = state end it { is_expected.to be_falsey } end end end describe '#complete?' do subject { commit_status.complete? } %w[success failed canceled].each do |state| context "if commit_status.status is #{state}" do before do commit_status.status = state end it { is_expected.to be_truthy } end end %w[pending running].each do |state| context "if commit_status.status is #{state}" do before do commit_status.status = state end it { is_expected.to be_falsey } end end end describe '#cancel' do subject { job.cancel } context 'when status is scheduled' do let(:job) { build(:commit_status, :scheduled) } it 'updates the status' do subject expect(job).to be_canceled end end end describe '#auto_canceled?' do subject { commit_status.auto_canceled? } context 'when it is canceled' do before do commit_status.update(status: 'canceled') end context 'when there is auto_canceled_by' do before do commit_status.update(auto_canceled_by: create(:ci_empty_pipeline)) end it 'is auto canceled' do is_expected.to be_truthy end end context 'when there is no auto_canceled_by' do it 'is not auto canceled' do is_expected.to be_falsey end end end end describe '#duration' do subject { commit_status.duration } it { is_expected.to eq(120.0) } context 'if the building process has not started yet' do before do commit_status.started_at = nil commit_status.finished_at = nil end it { is_expected.to be_nil } end context 'if the building process has started' do before do commit_status.started_at = Time.current - 1.minute commit_status.finished_at = nil end it { is_expected.to be_a(Float) } it { is_expected.to be > 0.0 } end end describe '.latest' do subject { described_class.latest.order(:id) } let(:statuses) do [create_status(name: 'aa', ref: 'bb', status: 'running', retried: true), create_status(name: 'cc', ref: 'cc', status: 'pending', retried: true), create_status(name: 'aa', ref: 'cc', status: 'success', retried: true), create_status(name: 'cc', ref: 'bb', status: 'success'), create_status(name: 'aa', ref: 'bb', status: 'success')] end it 'returns unique statuses' do is_expected.to eq(statuses.values_at(3, 4)) end end describe '.retried' do subject { described_class.retried.order(:id) } let(:statuses) do [create_status(name: 'aa', ref: 'bb', status: 'running', retried: true), create_status(name: 'cc', ref: 'cc', status: 'pending', retried: true), create_status(name: 'aa', ref: 'cc', status: 'success', retried: true), create_status(name: 'cc', ref: 'bb', status: 'success'), create_status(name: 'aa', ref: 'bb', status: 'success')] end it 'returns unique statuses' do is_expected.to contain_exactly(*statuses.values_at(0, 1, 2)) end end describe '.running_or_pending' do subject { described_class.running_or_pending.order(:id) } let(:statuses) do [create_status(name: 'aa', ref: 'bb', status: 'running'), create_status(name: 'cc', ref: 'cc', status: 'pending'), create_status(name: 'aa', ref: nil, status: 'success'), create_status(name: 'dd', ref: nil, status: 'failed'), create_status(name: 'ee', ref: nil, status: 'canceled')] end it 'returns statuses that are running or pending' do is_expected.to contain_exactly(*statuses.values_at(0, 1)) end end describe '.after_stage' do subject { described_class.after_stage(0) } let(:statuses) do [create_status(name: 'aa', stage_idx: 0), create_status(name: 'cc', stage_idx: 1), create_status(name: 'aa', stage_idx: 2)] end it 'returns statuses from second and third stage' do is_expected.to eq(statuses.values_at(1, 2)) end end describe '.exclude_ignored' do subject { described_class.exclude_ignored.order(:id) } let(:statuses) do [create_status(when: 'manual', status: 'skipped'), create_status(when: 'manual', status: 'success'), create_status(when: 'manual', status: 'failed'), create_status(when: 'on_failure', status: 'skipped'), create_status(when: 'on_failure', status: 'success'), create_status(when: 'on_failure', status: 'failed'), create_status(allow_failure: true, status: 'success'), create_status(allow_failure: true, status: 'failed'), create_status(allow_failure: false, status: 'success'), create_status(allow_failure: false, status: 'failed'), create_status(allow_failure: true, status: 'manual'), create_status(allow_failure: false, status: 'manual')] end it 'returns statuses without what we want to ignore' do is_expected.to eq(statuses.values_at(0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 11)) end end describe '.failed_but_allowed' do subject { described_class.failed_but_allowed.order(:id) } let(:statuses) do [create_status(allow_failure: true, status: 'success'), create_status(allow_failure: true, status: 'failed'), create_status(allow_failure: false, status: 'success'), create_status(allow_failure: false, status: 'failed'), create_status(allow_failure: true, status: 'canceled'), create_status(allow_failure: false, status: 'canceled'), create_status(allow_failure: true, status: 'manual'), create_status(allow_failure: false, status: 'manual')] end it 'returns statuses without what we want to ignore' do is_expected.to eq(statuses.values_at(1, 4)) end end describe '.for_ref' do subject { described_class.for_ref('bb').order(:id) } let(:statuses) do [create_status(ref: 'aa'), create_status(ref: 'bb'), create_status(ref: 'cc')] end it 'returns statuses with the specified ref' do is_expected.to eq(statuses.values_at(1)) end end describe '.by_name' do subject { described_class.by_name('bb').order(:id) } let(:statuses) do [create_status(name: 'aa'), create_status(name: 'bb'), create_status(name: 'cc')] end it 'returns statuses with the specified name' do is_expected.to eq(statuses.values_at(1)) end end describe '.for_project_paths' do subject do described_class .for_project_paths(paths) .order(:id) end context 'with a single path' do let(:other_project) { create(:project, :repository) } let(:paths) { other_project.full_path } let(:other_pipeline) do create(:ci_pipeline, project: other_project, sha: other_project.commit.id) end let(:statuses) do [create_status(pipeline: pipeline), create_status(pipeline: other_pipeline)] end it 'returns statuses for other_project' do is_expected.to eq(statuses.values_at(1)) end end context 'with array of paths' do let(:paths) { [project.full_path] } let(:statuses) do [create_status(pipeline: pipeline)] end it 'returns statuses for project' do is_expected.to eq(statuses.values_at(0)) end end end describe '.status' do context 'when there are multiple statuses present' do before do create_status(status: 'running') create_status(status: 'success') create_status(allow_failure: true, status: 'failed') end it 'returns a correct compound status' do expect(described_class.all.composite_status).to eq 'running' end end context 'when there are only allowed to fail commit statuses present' do before do create_status(allow_failure: true, status: 'failed') end it 'returns status that indicates success' do expect(described_class.all.composite_status).to eq 'success' end end context 'when using a scope to select latest statuses' do before do create_status(name: 'test', retried: true, status: 'failed') create_status(allow_failure: true, name: 'test', status: 'failed') end it 'returns status according to the scope' do expect(described_class.latest.composite_status).to eq 'success' end end end describe '.match_id_and_lock_version' do let(:status_1) { create_status(lock_version: 1) } let(:status_2) { create_status(lock_version: 2) } it 'returns statuses that match the given id and lock versions' do params = [ { id: status_1.id, lock_version: 1 }, { id: status_2.id, lock_version: 3 } ] expect(described_class.match_id_and_lock_version(params)).to contain_exactly(status_1) end end describe '#before_sha' do subject { commit_status.before_sha } context 'when no before_sha is set for pipeline' do before do pipeline.before_sha = nil end it 'returns blank sha' do is_expected.to eq(Gitlab::Git::BLANK_SHA) end end context 'for before_sha set for pipeline' do let(:value) { '1234' } before do pipeline.before_sha = value end it 'returns the set value' do is_expected.to eq(value) end end end describe '#commit' do it 'returns commit pipeline has been created for' do expect(commit_status.commit).to eq project.commit end end describe '#group_name' do using RSpec::Parameterized::TableSyntax let(:commit_status) do build(:commit_status, pipeline: pipeline, stage: 'test') end subject { commit_status.group_name } where(:name, :group_name) do 'rspec:windows' | 'rspec:windows' 'rspec:windows 0' | 'rspec:windows 0' 'rspec:windows 0 test' | 'rspec:windows 0 test' 'rspec:windows 0 1' | 'rspec:windows' 'rspec:windows 0 1 name' | 'rspec:windows name' 'rspec:windows 0/1' | 'rspec:windows' 'rspec:windows 0/1 name' | 'rspec:windows name' 'rspec:windows 0:1' | 'rspec:windows' 'rspec:windows 0:1 name' | 'rspec:windows name' 'rspec:windows 10000 20000' | 'rspec:windows' 'rspec:windows 0 : / 1' | 'rspec:windows' 'rspec:windows 0 : / 1 name' | 'rspec:windows name' '0 1 name ruby' | 'name ruby' '0 :/ 1 name ruby' | 'name ruby' 'rspec: [aws]' | 'rspec' 'rspec: [aws] 0/1' | 'rspec' 'rspec: [aws, max memory]' | 'rspec' 'rspec:linux: [aws, max memory, data]' | 'rspec:linux' 'rspec: [inception: [something, other thing], value]' | 'rspec' 'rspec:windows 0/1: [name, other]' | 'rspec:windows' 'rspec:windows: [name, other] 0/1' | 'rspec:windows' 'rspec:windows: [name, 0/1] 0/1' | 'rspec:windows' 'rspec:windows: [0/1, name]' | 'rspec:windows' 'rspec:windows: [, ]' | 'rspec:windows' 'rspec:windows: [name]' | 'rspec:windows' 'rspec:windows: [name,other]' | 'rspec:windows' end with_them do it "#{params[:name]} puts in #{params[:group_name]}" do commit_status.name = name is_expected.to eq(group_name) end end end describe '#detailed_status' do let(:user) { create(:user) } it 'returns a detailed status' do expect(commit_status.detailed_status(user)) .to be_a Gitlab::Ci::Status::Success end end describe '#sortable_name' do tests = { 'karma' => ['karma'], 'karma 0 20' => ['karma ', 0, ' ', 20], 'karma 10 20' => ['karma ', 10, ' ', 20], 'karma 50:100' => ['karma ', 50, ':', 100], 'karma 1.10' => ['karma ', 1, '.', 10], 'karma 1.5.1' => ['karma ', 1, '.', 5, '.', 1], 'karma 1 a' => ['karma ', 1, ' a'] } tests.each do |name, sortable_name| it "'#{name}' sorts as '#{sortable_name}'" do commit_status.name = name expect(commit_status.sortable_name).to eq(sortable_name) end end end describe '#locking_enabled?' do before do commit_status.lock_version = 100 end subject { commit_status.locking_enabled? } context "when changing status" do before do commit_status.status = "running" end it "lock" do is_expected.to be_truthy end it "raise exception when trying to update" do expect { commit_status.save }.to raise_error(ActiveRecord::StaleObjectError) end end context "when changing description" do before do commit_status.description = "test" end it "do not lock" do is_expected.to be_falsey end it "save correctly" do expect(commit_status.save).to be true end end end describe 'set failure_reason when drop' do let(:commit_status) { create(:commit_status, :created) } subject do commit_status.drop!(reason) commit_status end context 'when failure_reason is nil' do let(:reason) { } it { is_expected.to be_unknown_failure } end context 'when failure_reason is script_failure' do let(:reason) { :script_failure } it { is_expected.to be_script_failure } end context 'when failure_reason is unmet_prerequisites' do let(:reason) { :unmet_prerequisites } it { is_expected.to be_unmet_prerequisites } end end describe 'ensure stage assignment' do context 'when commit status has a stage_id assigned' do let!(:stage) do create(:ci_stage_entity, project: project, pipeline: pipeline) end let(:commit_status) do create(:commit_status, stage_id: stage.id, name: 'rspec', stage: 'test') end it 'does not create a new stage' do expect { commit_status }.not_to change { Ci::Stage.count } expect(commit_status.stage_id).to eq stage.id end end context 'when commit status does not have a stage_id assigned' do let(:commit_status) do create(:commit_status, name: 'rspec', stage: 'test', status: :success) end let(:stage) { Ci::Stage.first } it 'creates a new stage', :sidekiq_might_not_need_inline do expect { commit_status }.to change { Ci::Stage.count }.by(1) expect(stage.name).to eq 'test' expect(stage.project).to eq commit_status.project expect(stage.pipeline).to eq commit_status.pipeline expect(stage.status).to eq commit_status.status expect(commit_status.stage_id).to eq stage.id end end context 'when commit status does not have stage but it exists' do let!(:stage) do create(:ci_stage_entity, project: project, pipeline: pipeline, name: 'test') end let(:commit_status) do create(:commit_status, project: project, pipeline: pipeline, name: 'rspec', stage: 'test', status: :success) end it 'uses existing stage', :sidekiq_might_not_need_inline do expect { commit_status }.not_to change { Ci::Stage.count } expect(commit_status.stage_id).to eq stage.id expect(stage.reload.status).to eq commit_status.status end end context 'when commit status is being imported' do let(:commit_status) do create(:commit_status, name: 'rspec', stage: 'test', importing: true) end it 'does not create a new stage' do expect { commit_status }.not_to change { Ci::Stage.count } expect(commit_status.stage_id).not_to be_present end end end describe '#all_met_to_become_pending?' do subject { commit_status.all_met_to_become_pending? } let(:commit_status) { create(:commit_status) } it { is_expected.to eq(true) } context 'when build requires a resource' do before do allow(commit_status).to receive(:requires_resource?) { true } end it { is_expected.to eq(false) } end context 'when build has a prerequisite' do before do allow(commit_status).to receive(:any_unmet_prerequisites?) { true } end it { is_expected.to eq(false) } end end describe '#enqueue' do let!(:current_time) { Time.zone.local(2018, 4, 5, 14, 0, 0) } before do allow(Time).to receive(:now).and_return(current_time) expect(commit_status.any_unmet_prerequisites?).to eq false end shared_examples 'commit status enqueued' do it 'sets queued_at value when enqueued' do expect { commit_status.enqueue }.to change { commit_status.reload.queued_at }.from(nil).to(current_time) end end context 'when initial state is :created' do let(:commit_status) { create(:commit_status, :created) } it_behaves_like 'commit status enqueued' end context 'when initial state is :skipped' do let(:commit_status) { create(:commit_status, :skipped) } it_behaves_like 'commit status enqueued' end context 'when initial state is :manual' do let(:commit_status) { create(:commit_status, :manual) } it_behaves_like 'commit status enqueued' end context 'when initial state is :scheduled' do let(:commit_status) { create(:commit_status, :scheduled) } it_behaves_like 'commit status enqueued' end end describe '#present' do subject { commit_status.present } it { is_expected.to be_a(CommitStatusPresenter) } end describe '#recoverable?' do using RSpec::Parameterized::TableSyntax let(:commit_status) { create(:commit_status, :pending) } subject(:recoverable?) { commit_status.recoverable? } context 'when commit status is failed' do before do commit_status.drop! end where(:failure_reason, :recoverable) do :script_failure | false :missing_dependency_failure | false :archived_failure | false :scheduler_failure | false :data_integrity_failure | false :unknown_failure | true :api_failure | true :stuck_or_timeout_failure | true :runner_system_failure | true end with_them do context "when failure reason is #{params[:failure_reason]}" do before do commit_status.update_attribute(:failure_reason, failure_reason) end it { is_expected.to eq(recoverable) } end end end context 'when commit status is not failed' do before do commit_status.success! end it { is_expected.to eq(false) } end end end