@Test(
description = "PUT /admin/catalog/{id}",
dependsOnMethods = {"testGetCatalogOwner"})
public void testEditCatalog() {
String oldName = catalog.getName();
String newName = "new " + oldName;
String oldDescription = catalog.getDescription();
String newDescription = "new " + oldDescription;
// TODO: can we edit/manage catalogItems directly like this? or does it just do a merge
// (like metadata)
// CatalogItems oldCatalogItems = catalog.getCatalogItems();
// CatalogItems newCatalogItems = CatalogItems.builder().build();
try {
catalog =
catalog
.toBuilder()
.name(newName)
.description(newDescription)
// .catalogItems(newCatalogItems)
.build();
catalog = catalogApi.edit(catalog.getId(), catalog);
assertTrue(
equal(catalog.getName(), newName), String.format(OBJ_FIELD_UPDATABLE, CATALOG, "name"));
assertTrue(
equal(catalog.getDescription(), newDescription),
String.format(OBJ_FIELD_UPDATABLE, CATALOG, "description"));
// assertTrue(equal(catalog.getCatalogItems(), newCatalogItems),
// String.format(OBJ_FIELD_UPDATABLE, CATALOG, "catalogItems"));
// TODO negative tests?
Checks.checkAdminCatalog(catalog);
} finally {
catalog =
catalog
.toBuilder()
.name(oldName)
.description(oldDescription)
// .catalogItems(oldCatalogItems)
.build();
catalog = catalogApi.edit(catalog.getId(), catalog);
}
}
@AfterClass(alwaysRun = true)
protected void tidyUp() {
if (catalog != null) {
try {
catalogApi.remove(catalog.getId());
} catch (Exception e) {
logger.warn(e, "Error deleting admin catalog '%s'", catalog.getName());
}
}
}