Removes various tables, controllers, tests, functions and files that are not needed by our current product, reducing the complexity and "red herrings" of Greyscale.
Related JIRA tickets:
Did the user.integration, discussion.integration and task.integration tests pass? Test can be run with:
users.integration.js works but the other two will not and are unlikely to have ever did. This is because they do not factor in the importance of creating the project first, then the product. Because this is a reduction in code, it did not touch upon these particular areas enough to merit fixing tests just yet.
How should this be manually tested?
Go into your database instances. Completely wipe out your Indaba database and recreate it blank. Then in amida-auth-microservice, wipe out the users other than Admin. If you set your auth service admin's password with AUTH_SERVICE_SEED_ADMIN_PASSWORD, be sure to set that in Greyscale as well.
Under greyscale\backend, run yarn seed. Then run yarn start. In another terminal, run yarn test-seed.
Check that 29 tables are generated in the develop or testorg namespace for Indaba's database.
What does this PR do?
Removes various tables, controllers, tests, functions and files that are not needed by our current product, reducing the complexity and "red herrings" of Greyscale.
Related JIRA tickets:
Did the user.integration, discussion.integration and task.integration tests pass? Test can be run with:
node_modules/.bin/mocha test/user.integration.js test/discussion.integration.js test/task.integration.js --bail -t 10000
users.integration.jsworks but the other two will not and are unlikely to have ever did. This is because they do not factor in the importance of creating the project first, then the product. Because this is a reduction in code, it did not touch upon these particular areas enough to merit fixing tests just yet.How should this be manually tested?
Go into your database instances. Completely wipe out your Indaba database and recreate it blank. Then in
amida-auth-microservice, wipe out the users other than Admin. If you set your auth service admin's password withAUTH_SERVICE_SEED_ADMIN_PASSWORD, be sure to set that in Greyscale as well.Under
greyscale\backend, runyarn seed. Then runyarn start. In another terminal, runyarn test-seed.Check that 29 tables are generated in the
developortestorgnamespace for Indaba's database.Regression test Indaba entirely. Record any bugs.
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