Eric Davis
a2b810a4d8
Instead of using a hard coded value for Payment Terms, they will use Redmine's Enumeration table. This provides an admin gui to managing the value as well as ordering them.
49 lines
1.4 KiB
Ruby
49 lines
1.4 KiB
Ruby
require 'test_helper'
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class ContractsNewTest < ActionController::IntegrationTest
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include Redmine::I18n
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def setup
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@project = Project.generate!(:identifier => 'main')
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PaymentTerm.generate!(:type => 'PaymentTerm', :name => 'Net 15')
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PaymentTerm.generate!(:type => 'PaymentTerm', :name => 'Net 30')
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end
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should "allow any user to open the new contracts form" do
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visit_contracts_for_project(@project)
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click_link 'New Contract'
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assert_response :success
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assert_select "form#new_contract"
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end
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should "create a new contract" do
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@account_executive = User.generate!
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@role = Role.generate!
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User.add_to_project(@account_executive, @project, @role)
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visit_contracts_for_project(@project)
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click_link 'New Contract'
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assert_response :success
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fill_in "Name", :with => 'A New Contract'
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select @account_executive.name, :from => "Account Executive"
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fill_in "Start", :with => '2010-01-01'
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fill_in "End Date", :with => '2010-12-31'
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select "Net 30", :from => "Payment Terms"
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click_button "Save Contract"
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assert_response :success
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assert_template 'contracts/show'
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@contract = Contract.last
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assert_equal "A New Contract", @contract.name
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assert_equal @account_executive, @contract.account_executive
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assert_equal '2010-01-01', @contract.start_date.to_s
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assert_equal '2010-12-31', @contract.end_date.to_s
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assert_equal 'Net 30', @contract.payment_term.name
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end
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end
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