[IMP] project_long_term: improve YML test cases of phase

bzr revid: hmo@tinyerp.com-20111128125328-vd4ovcibw844y0d7
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Harry (OpenERP)
2011-11-28 18:23:28 +05:30
parent be3f9fa436
commit 5ea00d2f0c
6 changed files with 85 additions and 131 deletions
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@@ -43,9 +43,7 @@ Features
"init_xml": [],
"demo_xml": ["project_long_term_demo.xml"],
"test": [
'test/schedule_project_phases.yml',
'test/schedule_project_tasks.yml',
'test/draft2open2close_phase.yml',
'test/phase_process.yml',
],
"update_xml": [
"security/ir.model.access.csv",
@@ -5,6 +5,10 @@
This Demo data file Human Resources, Phases and Resources,Tasks allocation and also run scheduling of phase and tasks.
-->
<record id="project.project_integrate_openerp" model="project.project">
<field name="resource_calendar_id" ref="resource.timesheet_group1"/>
</record>
<!-- Project Phases -->
<record id="project_phase_1" model="project.phase">
@@ -13,6 +17,7 @@
<field name="product_uom" ref="product.uom_day"/>
<field eval="1" name="sequence"/>
<field name="duration">30</field>
<field name="constraint_date_start" eval="time.strftime('%Y-%m-01 10:00:00')"></field>
<field name="project_id" ref="project.project_integrate_openerp"/>
</record>
@@ -1,40 +0,0 @@
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I make "Collect Requirement and Make SRS" in open state.
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!python {model: project.phase}: |
self.set_open(cr, uid, [ref("project_phase_1")])
-
I check state of phase after put in open.
-
!assert {model: project.phase, id: project_phase_1, severity: error, string: Phase should be in open state}:
- state == "open"
-
I make Phase in pending state because of resource problem.
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!python {model: project.phase}: |
self.set_pending(cr, uid, [ref("project_phase_1")])
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I check state of phase after put in pending.
-
!assert {model: project.phase, id: project_phase_1, severity: error, string: Phase should be in pending state}:
- state == "pending"
-
I make Phase in cancel state.
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!python {model: project.phase}: |
self.set_cancel(cr, uid, [ref("project_phase_1")])
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I check state of phase after put in cancel.
-
!assert {model: project.phase, id: project_phase_1, severity: error, string: Phase should be in cancel state}:
- state == "cancelled"
-
I make Phase "Design Model" in done state.
-
!python {model: project.phase}: |
self.set_done(cr, uid, [ref("project_phase_2")])
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I check state of phase after put in done.
-
!assert {model: project.phase, id: project_phase_2, severity: error, string: Phase should be in done state}:
- state == "done"
@@ -0,0 +1,79 @@
-
In order to test process of Phases,
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I create a record to schedule the phase of project.
-
!record {model: project.compute.phases, id: project_compute_phases01}:
target_project: 'one'
project_id: project.project_integrate_openerp
-
I schedule the phases.
-
!python {model: project.compute.phases}: |
self.check_selection(cr, uid, [ref("project_compute_phases01")])
-
I check the starting date and ending date on the phases after scheduling.
-
!python {model: project.project}: |
project = self.browse(cr, uid, ref("project.project_integrate_openerp"), context=context)
def _convert(date):
import time
return time.strptime(date, '%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S')
def _check(phase, _convert, _check): #TOFIX: why need to pass function ?
for next_phase in phase.next_phase_ids:
assert _convert(next_phase.date_start) >= _convert(phase.date_end), "Phase does not start in proper date."
_check(next_phase, _convert, _check)
return True
for phase in project.phase_ids:
assert phase.date_start, "Start date should be computed."
assert phase.date_end, "End date should be computed."
if not phase.previous_phase_ids and phase.constraint_date_start:
assert _convert(phase.date_start) >= _convert(phase.constraint_date_start), "Phase does not start in proper date."
_check(phase, _convert, _check)
-
I open phase.
-
!python {model: project.phase}: |
self.set_open(cr, uid, [ref("project_phase_1")])
-
I check state of phase after opened.
-
!assert {model: project.phase, id: project_phase_1, severity: error, string: Phase should be in open state}:
- state == "open"
-
I put phase in pending state.
-
!python {model: project.phase}: |
self.set_pending(cr, uid, [ref("project_phase_1")])
-
I check state of phase after put in pending.
-
!assert {model: project.phase, id: project_phase_1, severity: error, string: Phase should be in pending state}:
- state == "pending"
-
I make Phase in cancel state.
-
!python {model: project.phase}: |
self.set_cancel(cr, uid, [ref("project_phase_1")])
-
I check state of phase after cancelled.
-
!assert {model: project.phase, id: project_phase_1, severity: error, string: Phase should be in cancel state}:
- state == "cancelled"
-
I put again in draft phase.
-
!python {model: project.phase}: |
self.set_draft(cr, uid, [ref("project_phase_1")])
-
I close phase.
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!python {model: project.phase}: |
self.set_done(cr, uid, [ref("project_phase_1")])
-
I check state of phase after closed.
-
!assert {model: project.phase, id: project_phase_1, severity: error, string: Phase should be in done state}:
- state == "done"
@@ -1,63 +0,0 @@
-
I Set working period to Project 'Integrate a Sale and Warehouse Management'
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!python {model: project.project}: |
self.write(cr, uid, [ref("project.project_integrate_openerp")], {'resource_calendar_id': ref("resource.timesheet_group1")})
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I update the constrain and the "Collect Requirement and Make SRS" to not start before 4 days.
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!python {model : project.phase }: |
pass
import datetime
from dateutil.relativedelta import *
start = datetime.date.today() + relativedelta(days=4)
self.write(cr,uid, [(ref("project_phase_1"))], {'constraint_date_start': start})
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I Schedule Phases of Project.
-
!python {model: project.project}: |
self.schedule_phases(cr, uid, ref("project.project_integrate_openerp"))
-
Now I create a record to compute the phase of project.
-
!record {model: project.compute.phases, id: project_compute_phases01}:
target_project: 'one'
project_id: project.project_integrate_openerp
-
I schedule the phases.
-
!python {model: project.compute.phases}: |
self.check_selection(cr, uid, [ref("project_compute_phases01")])
-
Check if phases scheduled, check that either of phase's start_date, end_date and user_id is not null
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!python {model: project.project}: |
prj=self.browse(cr, uid, [ref("project.project_integrate_openerp")])[0]
for phase in prj.phase_ids:
if (not phase.date_start) or (not phase.date_end):
raise AssertionError("Phase not scheduled")
-
After scheduling, I check the starting date and ending date on the phases are correct.
-
!python {model: project.phase}: |
import datetime
from dateutil.relativedelta import *
minstart = (datetime.date.today() + relativedelta(days=4)).strftime('%Y-%m-%d')
minend = (datetime.date.today() + relativedelta(days=5)).strftime('%Y-%m-%d')
phase1=self.browse(cr, uid, ref('project_phase_1'))
assert phase1.date_start>=minstart, 'Error, the Collect Requirement and Make SRS phase '+phase1.date_start+' should start after '+str(minstart)
assert phase1.date_end>=minend, 'Error, the Collect Requirement and Make SRS phase should end after '+str(minend)
phase2=self.browse(cr, uid, ref('project_phase_2'))
assert phase2.date_start>=phase1.date_end, 'Error, the phase Design Model should start after the end of the Collect Requirement and Make SRS phase'
phase3=self.browse(cr, uid, ref('project_phase_3'))
assert phase3.date_start>=phase2.date_end, 'Error, the phase Development and Integration should start after the end of the Design Model phase'
phase4=self.browse(cr, uid, ref('project_phase_4'))
assert phase4.date_start>=phase3.date_end, 'Error, the phase Review and Testing should start after the end of the Development and Integration phase'
phase5=self.browse(cr, uid, ref('project_phase_5'))
assert phase5.date_start>=phase4.date_end, 'Error, the phase Deployement and Training start after the end of the Review and Testing phase'
assert phase5.date_start<phase5.date_end, 'Error, the phase Deployement and Training start before ending'
@@ -1,25 +0,0 @@
-
I create a record to compute the tasks of project.
-
!record {model: project.compute.tasks, id: project_compute_tasks0}:
project_id: project.project_integrate_openerp
-
I compute the tasks.
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!python {model: project.compute.tasks}: |
self.compute_date(cr, uid, [ref("project_compute_tasks0")])
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I Schedule tasks.
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!python {model: project.project}: |
self.schedule_tasks(cr, uid, ref("project.project_integrate_openerp"))
-
Check if tasks scheduled, check that either of task's start_date, end_date and user_id is not null
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!python {model: project.project}: |
prj = self.browse(cr, uid, [ref("project.project_integrate_openerp")])[0]
for task in prj.tasks:
if task.state in ('done','cancelled'):
continue
if (not task.user_id) or (not task.date_start) or (not task.date_end):
raise AssertionError("Project tasks not scheduled!")