# frozen_string_literal: true require 'spec_helper' RSpec.describe 'factories' do include Database::DatabaseHelpers # https://gitlab.com/groups/gitlab-org/-/epics/5464 tracks the remaining # skipped traits. # # Consider adding a code comment if a trait cannot produce a valid object. def skipped_traits [ [:audit_event, :unauthenticated], [:ci_build_trace_chunk, :fog_with_data], [:ci_job_artifact, :remote_store], [:ci_job_artifact, :raw], [:ci_job_artifact, :gzip], [:ci_job_artifact, :correct_checksum], [:environment, :non_playable], [:composer_cache_file, :object_storage], [:debian_project_component_file, :object_storage], [:debian_project_distribution, :object_storage], [:debian_file_metadatum, :unknown], [:issue_customer_relations_contact, :for_contact], [:issue_customer_relations_contact, :for_issue], [:package_file, :object_storage], [:rpm_repository_file, :object_storage], [:pages_domain, :without_certificate], [:pages_domain, :without_key], [:pages_domain, :with_missing_chain], [:pages_domain, :with_trusted_chain], [:pages_domain, :with_trusted_expired_chain], [:pages_domain, :explicit_ecdsa], [:project_member, :blocked], [:remote_mirror, :ssh], [:user_preference, :only_comments], [:ci_pipeline_artifact, :remote_store] ] end shared_examples 'factory' do |factory| describe "#{factory.name} factory" do it 'does not raise error when built' do expect { build(factory.name) }.not_to raise_error end it 'does not raise error when created' do expect { create(factory.name) }.not_to raise_error # rubocop:disable Rails/SaveBang end factory.definition.defined_traits.map(&:name).each do |trait_name| describe "linting :#{trait_name} trait" do it 'does not raise error when created' do if skipped_traits.include?([factory.name, trait_name.to_sym]) pending("Trait skipped linting due to legacy error") end expect { create(factory.name, trait_name) }.not_to raise_error end end end end end # FactoryDefault speed up specs by creating associations only once # and reuse them in other factories. # # However, for some factories we cannot use FactoryDefault because the # associations must be unique and cannot be reused, or the factory default # is being mutated. skip_factory_defaults = %i[ ci_job_token_project_scope_link evidence exported_protected_branch fork_network_member group_member import_state issue_customer_relations_contact member_task milestone_release namespace project_broken_repo project_namespace project_repository prometheus_alert prometheus_alert_event prometheus_metric protected_branch protected_branch_merge_access_level protected_branch_push_access_level protected_tag release release_link self_managed_prometheus_alert_event shard users_star_project wiki_page wiki_page_meta ].to_set.freeze # Some factories and their corresponding models are based on # database views. In order to use those, we have to swap the # view out with a table of the same structure. factories_based_on_view = %i[ postgres_index postgres_index_bloat_estimate postgres_autovacuum_activity ].to_set.freeze without_fd, with_fd = FactoryBot.factories .partition { |factory| skip_factory_defaults.include?(factory.name) } context 'with factory defaults', factory_default: :keep do let_it_be(:namespace) { create_default(:namespace).freeze } let_it_be(:project) { create_default(:project, :repository).freeze } let_it_be(:user) { create_default(:user).freeze } before do factories_based_on_view.each do |factory| view = build(factory).class.table_name swapout_view_for_table(view) end end with_fd.each do |factory| it_behaves_like 'factory', factory end end context 'without factory defaults' do without_fd.each do |factory| it_behaves_like 'factory', factory end end end