Closed AdrianDiemerDev closed 3 years ago
how did you test this? have you ran the existing integration tests against your own Redmine instance? e.g. WikiManagerIT and others
I tried running the Integrationtests against my own redmine container but that failed spectacularly. I assume the testsystem has to contain the correct content in order for the tests to run correctly?
If you could start up your test machine, I could let the tests run.
I recall there were a few tests that fail because there is no REST API in redmine to set up a few things, so I configured those myself. but other tests should work. there are a few config params in api_test.properties file, which you may need to adjust for your local setup.
the best solution is to integrate docker redmine container into the test process for this project, so that everyone can run these tests on their local box. the test container would be launched locally and then shut down after all tests.
I used the docker environment provided here for my tests.
However, I have no experience with gradle so I don't really feel qualified to make that change. Also, I'm not sure if that's even that great an idea since it would require everyone to have a docker environment in order to run the tests.
Another problem is that the bind mounts which would be necessary to persist a state of the application (i.e. rest api activated) don't work very well on Windows.
please include tests demonstrating the problem. all current integration tests for WikiManager pass. I added a test for a wiki page with the symbols you referenced:
@Test
public void wikiPageWithWeirdSymbolsCanBeLoaded() throws Exception {
var wikiPageDetail = new WikiPageDetail(transport)
.setTitle("title " + System.currentTimeMillis() + "ä ö ü")
.setText("some text here")
.setProjectKey(projectKey);
wikiPageDetail.create();
var loaded = manager.getWikiPageDetailByProjectAndTitle(projectKey, wikiPageDetail.getTitle());
String title = wikiPageDetail.getTitle();
String urlSafeTitleIsExpected = URLEncoder.encode(title, StandardCharsets.UTF_8.name());
assertThat(loaded.getTitle()).isEqualToIgnoringCase(urlSafeTitleIsExpected);
}
Wiki pages with diacritics in their titles (lika ä,ö,ü) are not working with the current version of the client.
I suggest removing the seemingly unnessecary URL-encoding.