To add a collaborator to this project you will need to use the Relish gem to add the collaborator via a terminal command. Soon you'll be able to also add collaborators here!
More about adding a collaboratorJoin runtime objects
It includes scenarios such as: Joining Type1 to Type2, Type3 to Type2 and Type4 to Type3.
- Scenarios
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- Client wishes to join 2 runtime test objects, where all their revisions aligned
- Client wishes to join 2 runtime test objects, but one of the object has a conflicting revision number
- Joining 2 runtime objects, but the two objects cannot collaborate with each other
- Client wishes to join 2 runtime test objects, where all their revisions aligned
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- Given
- a payload is made for version "1" for job_type
- And
- a object1 exists in the application
- And
- a object2 exists in the application
- And
- that :test_object_collection_with_runtime_objects_as_children exists in the application
- When
- the request is received
- Then
- the updated_object1 is returned via the response object
- And
- the updated_object2 is returned via the response object
Examples: payload job_type object1 object2 updated_object1 updated_object2 :payload_to_join_type2_to_type1 "Join TestType2 to TestType1" :type1_object :type2_object :updated_type1_with_child_type2 :updated_type2_with_parent_type1 :payload_to_join_type3_to_type2 "Join TestType3 to TestType2" :type2_object :type3_object :updated_type2_with_child_type3 :updated_type3_with_parent_type2 :payload_to_join_type4_to_type3 "Join TestType4 to TestType3" :type3_object :type4_object :updated_type3_with_child_type4 :updated_type4_with_parent_type3 - Client wishes to join 2 runtime test objects, but one of the object has a conflicting revision number
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- Given
- a :payload_to_join_type3_to_type2 is made for version "1" for "Join TestType3 to TestType2"
- And
- a :type2_object exists in the application
- And
- a :type3_object_with_conflicting_revision exists in the application
- When
- the request is received
- Then
- a Context::Exception::RevisionMisalignedException is raised with the message "Encountered a revision mismatch for object TestType3. Expected revision 1 but got 3" via the response object
- Joining 2 runtime objects, but the two objects cannot collaborate with each other
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- Given
- a :payload_to_join_type4_to_type2 is made for version "1" for "Join TestType4 to TestType2"
- And
- a :type2_object exists in the application
- And
- a :type4_object exists in the application
- And
- that :test_object_collection_with_runtime_objects_as_children exists in the application
- When
- the request is received
- Then
- a Data::Exception::BusinessRuleException is raised with the message "Type Rule Violation: TestType4 cannot collaborate with TestType2" via the response object
Last published about 7 years ago by nbeagley.