debian-mirror-gitlab/spec/graphql/types/global_id_type_spec.rb
2021-10-27 15:23:28 +05:30

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# frozen_string_literal: true
require 'spec_helper'
RSpec.describe Types::GlobalIDType do
include GraphqlHelpers
include GlobalIDDeprecationHelpers
let_it_be(:project) { create(:project) }
let(:gid) { project.to_global_id }
it 'is has the correct name' do
expect(described_class.to_graphql.name).to eq('GlobalID')
end
describe '.coerce_result' do
it 'can coerce results' do
expect(described_class.coerce_isolated_result(gid)).to eq(gid.to_s)
end
it 'rejects integer IDs' do
expect { described_class.coerce_isolated_result(project.id) }
.to raise_error(ArgumentError)
end
it 'rejects strings' do
expect { described_class.coerce_isolated_result('not a GID') }
.to raise_error(ArgumentError)
end
end
describe '.coerce_input' do
it 'can coerce valid input' do
coerced = described_class.coerce_isolated_input(gid.to_s)
expect(coerced).to eq(gid)
end
it 'handles all valid application GIDs' do
expect { described_class.coerce_isolated_input(build_stubbed(:user).to_global_id.to_s) }
.not_to raise_error
end
it 'rejects invalid input' do
expect { described_class.coerce_isolated_input('not valid') }
.to raise_error(GraphQL::CoercionError, /not a valid Global ID/)
end
it 'rejects nil' do
expect(described_class.coerce_isolated_input(nil)).to be_nil
end
it 'rejects GIDs from different apps' do
invalid_gid = GlobalID.new(::URI::GID.build(app: 'otherapp', model_name: 'Project', model_id: project.id, params: nil))
expect { described_class.coerce_isolated_input(invalid_gid) }
.to raise_error(GraphQL::CoercionError, /is not a Gitlab Global ID/)
end
end
describe 'a parameterized type' do
let(:type) { ::Types::GlobalIDType[::Project] }
it 'is has the correct name' do
expect(type.to_graphql.name).to eq('ProjectID')
end
context 'the GID is appropriate' do
it 'can coerce results' do
expect(type.coerce_isolated_result(gid)).to eq(gid.to_s)
end
it 'can coerce IDs to a GlobalIDType' do
expect(type.coerce_isolated_result(project.id)).to eq(gid.to_s)
end
it 'can coerce valid input' do
expect(type.coerce_isolated_input(gid.to_s)).to eq(gid)
end
end
context 'the GID is not for an appropriate type' do
let(:gid) { build_stubbed(:user).to_global_id }
it 'raises errors when coercing results' do
expect { type.coerce_isolated_result(gid) }
.to raise_error(GraphQL::CoercionError, /Expected a Project ID/)
end
it 'will not coerce invalid input, even if its a valid GID' do
expect { type.coerce_isolated_input(gid.to_s) }
.to raise_error(GraphQL::CoercionError, /does not represent an instance of Project/)
end
end
it 'handles GIDs for invalid resource names gracefully' do
invalid_gid = GlobalID.new(::URI::GID.build(app: GlobalID.app, model_name: 'invalid', model_id: 1, params: nil))
expect { type.coerce_isolated_input(invalid_gid) }
.to raise_error(GraphQL::CoercionError, /does not represent an instance of Project/)
end
context 'with a deprecation' do
around do |example|
# Unset all previously memoized GlobalIDTypes to allow us to define one
# that will use the constants stubbed in the `before` block.
previous_id_types = Types::GlobalIDType.instance_variable_get(:@id_types)
Types::GlobalIDType.instance_variable_set(:@id_types, {})
example.run
ensure
Types::GlobalIDType.instance_variable_set(:@id_types, previous_id_types)
end
before do
deprecation = Gitlab::GlobalId::Deprecations::Deprecation.new(old_model_name: 'OldIssue', new_model_name: 'Issue', milestone: '10.0')
stub_global_id_deprecations(deprecation)
end
let_it_be(:issue) { create(:issue) }
let!(:type) { ::Types::GlobalIDType[::Issue] }
let(:deprecated_gid) { Gitlab::GlobalId.build(model_name: 'OldIssue', id: issue.id) }
let(:deprecating_gid) { Gitlab::GlobalId.build(model_name: 'Issue', id: issue.id) }
it 'appends the description with a deprecation notice for the old Global ID' do
expect(type.to_graphql.description).to include('The older format `"gid://gitlab/OldIssue/1"` was deprecated in 10.0')
end
describe 'coercing input against the type (parsing the Global ID string when supplied as an argument)' do
subject(:result) { type.coerce_isolated_input(gid.to_s) }
context 'when passed the deprecated Global ID' do
let(:gid) { deprecated_gid }
it 'changes the model_name to the new model name' do
expect(result.model_name).to eq('Issue')
end
it 'changes the model_class to the new model class' do
expect(result.model_class).to eq(Issue)
end
it 'can find the correct resource' do
expect(result.find).to eq(issue)
end
it 'can find the correct resource loaded through GitlabSchema' do
expect(force(GitlabSchema.object_from_id(result, expected_class: Issue))).to eq(issue)
end
end
context 'when passed the Global ID that is deprecating another' do
let(:gid) { deprecating_gid }
it 'works as normal' do
expect(result).to have_attributes(
model_class: Issue,
model_name: 'Issue',
find: issue,
to_s: gid.to_s
)
end
end
end
describe 'coercing the result against the type (producing the Global ID string when used in a field)' do
context 'when passed the deprecated Global ID' do
let(:gid) { deprecated_gid }
it 'works, but does not result in matching the new Global ID', :aggregate_failures do
# Note, this would normally never happen in real life as the object being parsed
# by the field would not produce the GlobalID of the deprecated model. This test
# proves that it is technically possible for the deprecated GlobalID to be
# considered parsable for the type, as opposed to raising a `GraphQL::CoercionError`.
expect(type.coerce_isolated_result(gid)).not_to eq(issue.to_global_id.to_s)
expect(type.coerce_isolated_result(gid)).to eq(gid.to_s)
end
end
context 'when passed the Global ID that is deprecating another' do
let(:gid) { deprecating_gid }
it 'works as normal' do
expect(type.coerce_isolated_result(gid)).to eq(issue.to_global_id.to_s)
end
end
end
describe 'executing against the schema' do
let(:query_result) do
context = { current_user: issue.project.owner }
variables = { 'id' => gid }
run_with_clean_state(query, context: context, variables: variables).to_h
end
shared_examples 'a query that works with old and new GIDs' do
let(:query) do
<<-GQL
query($id: #{argument_name}!) {
issue(id: $id) {
id
}
}
GQL
end
subject { query_result.dig('data', 'issue', 'id') }
context 'when the argument value is the new GID' do
let(:gid) { Gitlab::GlobalId.build(model_name: 'Issue', id: issue.id) }
it { is_expected.to be_present }
end
context 'when the argument value is the old GID' do
let(:gid) { Gitlab::GlobalId.build(model_name: 'OldIssue', id: issue.id) }
it { is_expected.to be_present }
end
end
context 'when the query signature includes the old type name' do
let(:argument_name) { 'OldIssueID' }
it_behaves_like 'a query that works with old and new GIDs'
end
context 'when the query signature includes the new type name' do
let(:argument_name) { 'IssueID' }
it_behaves_like 'a query that works with old and new GIDs'
end
end
end
end
describe 'a parameterized type with a namespace' do
let(:type) { ::Types::GlobalIDType[::Ci::Build] }
it 'is has a valid GraphQL identifier for a name' do
expect(type.to_graphql.name).to eq('CiBuildID')
end
end
describe 'compatibility' do
def query(doc, vars)
GraphQL::Query.new(schema, document: doc, context: {}, variables: vars)
end
def run_query(gql_query, vars)
query(GraphQL.parse(gql_query), vars).result
end
all_types = [::GraphQL::Types::ID, ::Types::GlobalIDType, ::Types::GlobalIDType[::Project]]
shared_examples 'a working query' do
# Simplified schema to test compatibility
let!(:schema) do
# capture values so they can be closed over
arg_type = argument_type
res_type = result_type
project = Class.new(GraphQL::Schema::Object) do
graphql_name 'Project'
field :name, String, null: false
field :id, res_type, null: false, resolver_method: :global_id
def global_id
object.to_global_id
end
end
Class.new(GraphQL::Schema) do
query(Class.new(GraphQL::Schema::Object) do
graphql_name 'Query'
field :project_by_id, project, null: true do
argument :id, arg_type, required: true
end
# This is needed so that all types are always registered as input types
field :echo, String, null: true do
argument :id, ::GraphQL::Types::ID, required: false
argument :gid, ::Types::GlobalIDType, required: false
argument :pid, ::Types::GlobalIDType[::Project], required: false
end
def project_by_id(id:)
gid = ::Types::GlobalIDType[::Project].coerce_isolated_input(id)
gid.model_class.find(gid.model_id)
end
def echo(id: nil, gid: nil, pid: nil)
"id: #{id}, gid: #{gid}, pid: #{pid}"
end
end)
end
end
it 'works' do
res = run_query(document, 'projectId' => project.to_global_id.to_s)
expect(res['errors']).to be_blank
expect(res.dig('data', 'project', 'name')).to eq(project.name)
expect(res.dig('data', 'project', 'id')).to eq(project.to_global_id.to_s)
end
end
context 'when the client declares the argument as ID the actual argument can be any type' do
let(:document) do
<<-GRAPHQL
query($projectId: ID!){
project: projectById(id: $projectId) {
name, id
}
}
GRAPHQL
end
where(:result_type, :argument_type) do
all_types.flat_map { |arg_type| all_types.zip([arg_type].cycle) }
end
with_them do
it_behaves_like 'a working query'
end
end
context 'when the client passes the argument as GlobalID' do
let(:document) do
<<-GRAPHQL
query($projectId: GlobalID!) {
project: projectById(id: $projectId) {
name, id
}
}
GRAPHQL
end
let(:argument_type) { ::Types::GlobalIDType }
where(:result_type) { all_types }
with_them do
it_behaves_like 'a working query'
end
end
context 'when the client passes the argument as ProjectID' do
let(:document) do
<<-GRAPHQL
query($projectId: ProjectID!) {
project: projectById(id: $projectId) {
name, id
}
}
GRAPHQL
end
let(:argument_type) { ::Types::GlobalIDType[::Project] }
where(:result_type) { all_types }
with_them do
it_behaves_like 'a working query'
end
end
end
describe '.model_name_to_graphql_name' do
it 'returns a graphql name for the given model name' do
expect(described_class.model_name_to_graphql_name('DesignManagement::Design')).to eq('DesignManagementDesignID')
end
end
end