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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.
41 lines
1.3 KiB
Ruby
41 lines
1.3 KiB
Ruby
require File.dirname(__FILE__) + '/../test_helper'
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class PaymentTermTest < ActiveSupport::TestCase
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include Redmine::I18n
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should_have_many(:contracts)
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should "be a subclass of Enumeration" do
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assert_equal Enumeration, PaymentTerm.superclass
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end
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context "#option_name" do
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should "be Payment Terms" do
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assert_equal "Payment Terms", l(PaymentTerm.new.option_name)
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end
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end
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context "#objects_count" do
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should "count the number of contracts with this payment term" do
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@payment_term = PaymentTerm.generate!(:type => 'PaymentTerm')
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Contract.generate!(:payment_term => @payment_term)
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Contract.generate!(:payment_term => @payment_term)
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assert_equal 2, @payment_term.objects_count
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end
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end
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context "#transfer_relations" do
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should "update all contracts to use a new PaymentTerm" do
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@old_payment_term = PaymentTerm.generate!(:type => 'PaymentTerm')
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@new_payment_term = PaymentTerm.generate!(:type => 'PaymentTerm')
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@contract1 = Contract.generate!(:payment_term => @old_payment_term)
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@contract2 = Contract.generate!(:payment_term => @old_payment_term)
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@old_payment_term.transfer_relations(@new_payment_term)
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assert_equal @new_payment_term, @contract1.reload.payment_term
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assert_equal @new_payment_term, @contract2.reload.payment_term
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end
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end
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end
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