no issue
- change out should.equal for // jshint ignore:line
- ensure should is the first require in every test, and ALWAYS require
- make sinon the second require, and sandbox the last thing
- ALWAYS use sandbox, futureproofs tests against contributors who don't know it
- change require formatting
no issue
- sometimes the integration test for api notifications failed
- this was caused because multiple tests are using the notifications API, which has a local notification store
- we need to ensure that tests, who add notifications to this store, reset the store after it's test iteration
closes#5071
- Send application/json requests to UpdateCheck service. New UpdateCheck service accepts JSON request
- If UpdateCheck service respponse has messages[] array, iterate over the array and create custom notifications intended for current version
- Save custom notification if its not already in the store AND its uuid is not in seenNotifications array
- When a custom notification is dismissed, store its uuid in seenNotifications array
- setup test fixtures to trigger tests properly
- api_notification_spec test to ensure custom notification can be added to store and added to seenNotifications when dismissed
- update_check_spec test to ensure custom notification can be displayed for a specific Ghost version
- added test to ensure messages meant for other versions don't create notifications
closes#6505
-Removed all of the /*jshint expr:true*/ comments from the tests
-Removed all of the should.equal(true, true) statements from the tests
-Removed should from the greenkeeper ignores
closes#6448
-upgraded should.js to the latest version (8.2.1)
-Changed the tests so that they comply with the breaking changes introduced in the new version of should.js
-Installs the package should-http so should.be.json() can be used
-Installs the package should-sinon so that should.be.calledOnce() can be used
Refs #3424, Refs #3444
- API and test suite refactoring triggered a conflict with
the way update_check_spec.js was written. Using a running
copy of Ghost is no longer needed in those tests so it
was removed.
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
migration from usage of config() to just an object of config.
no relevant issue
- Change 'loadConfig' task to 'ensureConfig' to more accurately reflect
what it is actually doing. Its sole purpose is to make sure a `config.js`
file exists, and as such the name now reflects that purpose.
- Update config/index.js to export the ghostConfig object directly
so that it can be accessed from other modules
- Update all references of config(). to config.
This was a blind global find all and replace, treat it as such.
- Fixes to tests to support new config access method
- Allow each test to still work when invoked invidually
Ref #2061
- Add canThis permission checks to settings api calls
- Add strict rules about accessing core settings without internal: true
- Omit core settings in browse() call unless internal: true
- Update unit tests to call api.settings with contexts
- Add a couple unit tests for new scenarios
- Update all api.settings calls in the app to call with internal context
- Re-arrange permissions.init in server startup so config.theme.update
can access settings without permissions error
