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added new unit tests for the get method of handler "BarcodeUtilHandler" #159

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5 changes: 5 additions & 0 deletions knimin/handlers/barcode_util.py
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Expand Up @@ -201,6 +201,9 @@ def get(self):
project_names = db.getProjectNames()

# barcode exists get general info
# TODO (Stefan Janssen): check spelling of "received", i.e. tests in
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what??

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In the DB, it is written "Received", but in the template it is used like
{% for bstatus in ['Recieved', ''] %} {% if bstatus == barcode_info['status'] %}
So I don't see how that condition can ever be satisfied.

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Yea... that's not good.

# the template check for 'Recieved'. I think the logic is broken due
# to that.
if barcode_details['status'] is None:
barcode_details['status'] = 'Received'
if barcode_details['biomass_remaining'] is None:
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if (barcode_details['obsolete'] == "Y"):
# the barcode is obsolete
div_id = "obsolete"
# TODO: Stefan: why is that set here, as far as I see, this
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I concur

# message will in all cases be overwritten!
message = "Barcode is Obsolete"
# get project info for div
ag_details = []
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7 changes: 4 additions & 3 deletions knimin/tests/test_ag_pulldown.py
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Expand Up @@ -25,9 +25,10 @@ def test_get(self):

# test successful query
response = self.get('/update_ebi/')
self.assertEqual(response.code, 200)
self.assertIn('Successfully updated barcodes in database',
response.body)
self.assertIn(response.code, [200, 599]) # either success, or time out
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would it make sense to have it retry on 599 instead of allowing it?

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I have the feeling that Travis imposes some limitations on the time-out length, because it always returns fine, i.e. with 200, when running this test on my local machine. I don't want to spend too much effort here to figure out how to make this happen within Travis.

But any recommendations are welcome!

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Okay, sounds good. On closer inspection, it could also be the case that EBI is throttling travis as well. I don't think there is an easy solution here.

if response.code == 200:
self.assertIn('Successfully updated barcodes in database',
response.body)

# TODO: I cannot see how I can raise an Exception, since there are no
# input arguments necessary for the get() method
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