Closes#3844
- Before importing, all data is checked for incorrect UUIDs. If check
fails, data is sanitized and outfitted with correct UUIDS.
- Scaffolding allows for easy implementation of additional
sanitization, should that be required in the future.
- Test included, old tests updated.
helps with #827, otherwise no issue
- This is general code clean-up and unification.
- Merges code from bootstrap.js into config module as they were both
concerned with managing the config file and as such should be in one
location.
- Updates all relevant tests.
Refs #2499
- Since PostgreSQL handles transactions differently than
MySQL and SQLite3 there are differences in the way and
number of errors that are returned. Update tests to
only check that at least one error of the proper type
was returned.
fixes#3716
- change the importer to not override any user details
- only set published_by if it is not already set
- import users before anything else
- process the import and map user ids to existing users
- test fix - owner should have owner role
- test fix - catch invalid success in importer
Refs #3473
- Some tests are checking to make sure errors by using a
catch handler on the test. When assertions fail done()
is never called and results in a mocha timeout, which makes
it harder to see the cause of the failure.
closes#3285
- remove apps stuff for now
- if there is a single user, behave the same as before, overriding
non-critical properties of the single owner user
- if there are multiple users, import them like normal resource
Closes#3242
- Add checks for valid fields in tags and posts
- Add unit test with empty tag export data file
- Add unit test with empty post export data file
closes#3274
- Ensure that validation errors are always handled by moving them into the
importer
- Ensure that db errors are handled consistently across sqlite and mysql
- Change the errors to be output in a table, with a short failure notification
- Add tests for 003 importing bad files
no issue
- Refactor all integration tests to specify and load ONLY the fixtures
they require to run, rather than initialising the whole kit-and-kaboodle
for every single test which takes FOREVER.
- Refactor the route tests to share a doAuth function, and also specify
additional fixtures required
- Move import and export unit tests, which are actually integration tests
(they touch the DB)
- Comment out most of the permissions unit tests for now as they need more
stubs/mocks so as to not touch the DB
Still todo:
- prevent default DB initialisation in route tests, and specify all
fixtures requires as per the integration tests
- fix up the unit/permissions_spec
