# frozen_string_literal: true require 'spec_helper' RSpec.describe Resolvers::Ci::RunnersResolver do include GraphqlHelpers describe '#resolve' do let(:obj) { nil } let(:args) { {} } subject { resolve(described_class, obj: obj, ctx: { current_user: user }, args: args) } include_context 'runners resolver setup' # First, we can do a couple of basic real tests to verify common cases. That ensures that the code works. context 'when user cannot see runners' do let(:user) { build(:user) } it 'returns no runners' do expect(subject.items.to_a).to eq([]) end end context 'when user can see runners' do let(:obj) { nil } it 'returns all the runners' do expect(subject.items.to_a).to contain_exactly(inactive_project_runner, offline_project_runner, group_runner, subgroup_runner, instance_runner) end end # Then, we can check specific edge cases for this resolver context 'with obj not set to nil' do let(:obj) { build(:project) } it 'raises an error' do expect { subject }.to raise_error(a_string_including('Unexpected parent type')) end end # Here we have a mocked part. We assume that all possible edge cases are covered in RunnersFinder spec. So we don't need to test them twice. # Only thing we can do is to verify that args from the resolver is correctly transformed to params of the Finder and we return the Finder's result back. describe 'Allowed query arguments' do let(:finder) { instance_double(::Ci::RunnersFinder) } context 'with active filter' do let(:args) do { active: true, status: 'active', type: :instance_type, tag_list: ['active_runner'], search: 'abc', sort: :contacted_asc } end let(:expected_params) do { active: true, status_status: 'active', type_type: :instance_type, tag_name: ['active_runner'], preload: { tag_name: nil }, search: 'abc', sort: 'contacted_asc' } end it 'calls RunnersFinder with expected arguments' do expect(::Ci::RunnersFinder).to receive(:new).with(current_user: user, params: expected_params).once.and_return(finder) allow(finder).to receive(:execute).once.and_return([:execute_return_value]) expect(subject.items.to_a).to eq([:execute_return_value]) end end context 'with both active and paused filter' do let(:args) do { active: true, paused: true } end let(:expected_params) do { active: false, preload: { tag_name: nil } } end it 'calls RunnersFinder with expected arguments' do expect(::Ci::RunnersFinder).to receive(:new).with(current_user: user, params: expected_params).once.and_return(finder) allow(finder).to receive(:execute).once.and_return([:execute_return_value]) expect(subject.items.to_a).to eq([:execute_return_value]) end end context 'with paused filter' do let(:args) do { paused: true } end let(:expected_params) do { active: false, preload: { tag_name: nil } } end it 'calls RunnersFinder with expected arguments' do expect(::Ci::RunnersFinder).to receive(:new).with(current_user: user, params: expected_params).once.and_return(finder) allow(finder).to receive(:execute).once.and_return([:execute_return_value]) expect(subject.items.to_a).to eq([:execute_return_value]) end end context 'with neither paused or active filters' do let(:args) do {} end let(:expected_params) do { preload: { tag_name: nil } } end it 'calls RunnersFinder with expected arguments' do expect(::Ci::RunnersFinder).to receive(:new).with(current_user: user, params: expected_params).once.and_return(finder) allow(finder).to receive(:execute).once.and_return([:execute_return_value]) expect(subject.items.to_a).to eq([:execute_return_value]) end end end end end