"""
Test for the Jira tracker registration fix.
"""
from unittest import IsolatedAsyncioTestCase
from preloop.schemas.tracker import ProjectIdentifier
class TestJiraRegistrationFix(IsolatedAsyncioTestCase):
"""Test that the Jira registration fix works correctly."""
async def test_dictionary_access_for_organizations(self):
"""Test that we can access organization data as dictionaries."""
# Simulate what Jira tracker returns
orgs = [
{
"id": "spacecode-team.atlassian.net",
"name": "spacecode-team.atlassian.net",
"url": "https://spacecode-team.atlassian.net",
}
]
projects = [{"id": "10001", "name": "Test Project", "key": "TEST"}]
# Test the fixed approach - accessing as dictionary
org_id = orgs[0]["id"]
self.assertEqual(org_id, "spacecode-team.atlassian.net")
# Test setting children as dictionary
orgs[0]["children"] = [
ProjectIdentifier(
id=p["id"], name=p["name"], identifier=p["id"], type="project"
)
for p in projects
]
self.assertEqual(len(orgs[0]["children"]), 1)
self.assertEqual(orgs[0]["children"][0].id, "10001")
self.assertEqual(orgs[0]["children"][0].name, "Test Project")
async def test_attribute_error_would_occur(self):
"""Verify that the old approach would indeed fail."""
orgs = [{"id": "test", "name": "test"}]
# This should raise AttributeError (the old buggy way)
with self.assertRaises(AttributeError):
_ = orgs[0].id # This is what was causing the bug
