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Merge pull request #1508 from stefanseifert/feature/jql-custom-fields
[Jira JQL] Add: support custom JIRA fields and enhance value mapping
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from unittest import TestCase | ||
from redash.query_runner.jql import FieldMapping, parse_issue | ||
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class TestFieldMapping(TestCase): | ||
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def test_empty(self): | ||
field_mapping = FieldMapping({}) | ||
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self.assertEqual(field_mapping.get_output_field_name('field1'), 'field1') | ||
self.assertEqual(field_mapping.get_dict_output_field_name('field1','member1'), None) | ||
self.assertEqual(field_mapping.get_dict_members('field1'), []) | ||
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def test_with_mappings(self): | ||
field_mapping = FieldMapping({ | ||
'field1': 'output_name_1', | ||
'field2.member1': 'output_name_2', | ||
'field2.member2': 'output_name_3' | ||
}) | ||
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self.assertEqual(field_mapping.get_output_field_name('field1'), 'output_name_1') | ||
self.assertEqual(field_mapping.get_dict_output_field_name('field1','member1'), None) | ||
self.assertEqual(field_mapping.get_dict_members('field1'), []) | ||
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self.assertEqual(field_mapping.get_output_field_name('field2'), 'field2') | ||
self.assertEqual(field_mapping.get_dict_output_field_name('field2','member1'), 'output_name_2') | ||
self.assertEqual(field_mapping.get_dict_output_field_name('field2','member2'), 'output_name_3') | ||
self.assertEqual(field_mapping.get_dict_output_field_name('field2','member3'), None) | ||
self.assertEqual(field_mapping.get_dict_members('field2'), ['member1','member2']) | ||
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class TestParseIssue(TestCase): | ||
issue = { | ||
'key': 'KEY-1', | ||
'fields': { | ||
'string_field': 'value1', | ||
'int_field': 123, | ||
'string_list_field': ['value1','value2'], | ||
'dict_field': {'member1':'value1','member2': 'value2'}, | ||
'dict_list_field': [ | ||
{'member1':'value1a','member2': 'value2a'}, | ||
{'member1':'value1b','member2': 'value2b'} | ||
], | ||
'dict_legacy': {'key':'legacyKey','name':'legacyName','dict_legacy':'legacyValue'}, | ||
'watchers': {'watchCount':10} | ||
} | ||
} | ||
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def test_no_mapping(self): | ||
result = parse_issue(self.issue, FieldMapping({})) | ||
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self.assertEqual(result['key'], 'KEY-1') | ||
self.assertEqual(result['string_field'], 'value1') | ||
self.assertEqual(result['int_field'], 123) | ||
self.assertEqual(result['string_list_field'], 'value1,value2') | ||
self.assertEqual('dict_field' in result, False) | ||
self.assertEqual('dict_list_field' in result, False) | ||
self.assertEqual(result['dict_legacy'], 'legacyValue') | ||
self.assertEqual(result['dict_legacy_key'], 'legacyKey') | ||
self.assertEqual(result['dict_legacy_name'], 'legacyName') | ||
self.assertEqual(result['watchers'], 10) | ||
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def test_mapping(self): | ||
result = parse_issue(self.issue, FieldMapping({ | ||
'string_field': 'string_output_field', | ||
'string_list_field': 'string_output_list_field', | ||
'dict_field.member1': 'dict_field_1', | ||
'dict_field.member2': 'dict_field_2', | ||
'dict_list_field.member1': 'dict_list_field_1', | ||
'dict_legacy.key': 'dict_legacy', | ||
'watchers.watchCount': 'watchCount', | ||
})) | ||
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self.assertEqual(result['key'], 'KEY-1') | ||
self.assertEqual(result['string_output_field'], 'value1') | ||
self.assertEqual(result['int_field'], 123) | ||
self.assertEqual(result['string_output_list_field'], 'value1,value2') | ||
self.assertEqual(result['dict_field_1'], 'value1') | ||
self.assertEqual(result['dict_field_2'], 'value2') | ||
self.assertEqual(result['dict_list_field_1'], 'value1a,value1b') | ||
self.assertEqual(result['dict_legacy'], 'legacyKey') | ||
self.assertEqual('dict_legacy_key' in result, False) | ||
self.assertEqual('dict_legacy_name' in result, False) | ||
self.assertEqual('watchers' in result, False) | ||
self.assertEqual(result['watchCount'], 10) | ||
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def test_mapping_nonexisting_field(self): | ||
result = parse_issue(self.issue, FieldMapping({ | ||
'non_existing_field': 'output_name1', | ||
'dict_field.non_existing_member': 'output_name2', | ||
'dict_list_field.non_existing_member': 'output_name3' | ||
})) | ||
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self.assertEqual(result['key'], 'KEY-1') | ||
self.assertEqual(result['string_field'], 'value1') | ||
self.assertEqual(result['int_field'], 123) | ||
self.assertEqual(result['string_list_field'], 'value1,value2') | ||
self.assertEqual('dict_field' in result, False) | ||
self.assertEqual('dict_list_field' in result, False) | ||
self.assertEqual(result['dict_legacy'], 'legacyValue') | ||
self.assertEqual(result['dict_legacy_key'], 'legacyKey') | ||
self.assertEqual(result['dict_legacy_name'], 'legacyName') | ||
self.assertEqual(result['watchers'], 10) |