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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
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from django . db import connection
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from django . test import TestCase , override_settings
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from sqlalchemy . sql import (
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and_ , select , column , table ,
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)
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from sqlalchemy . sql import compiler
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from zerver . models import (
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Realm , Subscription ,
get_display_recipient , get_personal_recipient , get_realm , get_stream ,
UserMessage , get_stream_recipient , Message
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)
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from zerver . lib . actions import do_set_realm_property
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from zerver . lib . message import (
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MessageDict ,
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)
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from zerver . lib . narrow import (
build_narrow_filter ,
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is_web_public_compatible ,
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)
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from zerver . lib . request import JsonableError
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from zerver . lib . sqlalchemy_utils import get_sqlalchemy_connection
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from zerver . lib . test_helpers import (
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POSTRequestMock ,
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get_user_messages , queries_captured ,
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)
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from zerver . lib . test_classes import (
ZulipTestCase ,
)
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from zerver . lib . topic import (
MATCH_TOPIC ,
TOPIC_NAME ,
)
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from zerver . lib . topic_mutes import (
set_topic_mutes ,
)
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from zerver . views . messages import (
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exclude_muting_conditions ,
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get_messages_backend , ok_to_include_history ,
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NarrowBuilder , BadNarrowOperator , Query ,
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post_process_limited_query ,
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find_first_unread_anchor ,
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LARGER_THAN_MAX_MESSAGE_ID ,
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)
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from typing import Dict , List , Sequence , Tuple , Union , Any , Optional
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import mock
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import os
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import re
import ujson
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def get_sqlalchemy_query_params ( query : str ) - > Dict [ str , str ] :
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dialect = get_sqlalchemy_connection ( ) . dialect
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comp = compiler . SQLCompiler ( dialect , query )
return comp . params
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def fix_ws ( s : str ) - > str :
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return re . sub ( r ' \ s+ ' , ' ' , str ( s ) ) . strip ( )
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def get_recipient_id_for_stream_name ( realm : Realm , stream_name : str ) - > str :
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stream = get_stream ( stream_name , realm )
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return get_stream_recipient ( stream . id ) . id
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def mute_stream ( realm : Realm , user_profile : str , stream_name : str ) - > None :
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stream = get_stream ( stream_name , realm )
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recipient = get_stream_recipient ( stream . id )
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subscription = Subscription . objects . get ( recipient = recipient , user_profile = user_profile )
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subscription . is_muted = True
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subscription . save ( )
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def first_visible_id_as ( message_id : int ) - > Any :
return mock . patch (
' zerver.views.messages.get_first_visible_message_id ' ,
return_value = message_id ,
)
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class NarrowBuilderTest ( ZulipTestCase ) :
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def setUp ( self ) - > None :
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self . realm = get_realm ( ' zulip ' )
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self . user_profile = self . example_user ( ' hamlet ' )
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self . builder = NarrowBuilder ( self . user_profile , column ( ' id ' ) )
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self . raw_query = select ( [ column ( " id " ) ] , None , table ( " zerver_message " ) )
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def test_add_term_using_not_defined_operator ( self ) - > None :
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term = dict ( operator = ' not-defined ' , operand = ' any ' )
self . assertRaises ( BadNarrowOperator , self . _build_query , term )
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def test_add_term_using_stream_operator ( self ) - > None :
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term = dict ( operator = ' stream ' , operand = ' Scotland ' )
self . _do_add_term_test ( term , ' WHERE recipient_id = :recipient_id_1 ' )
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def test_add_term_using_stream_operator_and_negated ( self ) - > None : # NEGATED
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term = dict ( operator = ' stream ' , operand = ' Scotland ' , negated = True )
self . _do_add_term_test ( term , ' WHERE recipient_id != :recipient_id_1 ' )
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def test_add_term_using_stream_operator_and_non_existing_operand_should_raise_error (
self ) - > None : # NEGATED
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term = dict ( operator = ' stream ' , operand = ' NonExistingStream ' )
self . assertRaises ( BadNarrowOperator , self . _build_query , term )
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def test_add_term_using_is_operator_and_private_operand ( self ) - > None :
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term = dict ( operator = ' is ' , operand = ' private ' )
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self . _do_add_term_test ( term , ' WHERE (flags & :flags_1) != :param_1 ' )
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def test_add_term_using_is_operator_private_operand_and_negated (
self ) - > None : # NEGATED
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term = dict ( operator = ' is ' , operand = ' private ' , negated = True )
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self . _do_add_term_test ( term , ' WHERE (flags & :flags_1) = :param_1 ' )
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def test_add_term_using_is_operator_and_non_private_operand ( self ) - > None :
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for operand in [ ' starred ' , ' mentioned ' , ' alerted ' ] :
term = dict ( operator = ' is ' , operand = operand )
self . _do_add_term_test ( term , ' WHERE (flags & :flags_1) != :param_1 ' )
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def test_add_term_using_is_operator_and_unread_operand ( self ) - > None :
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term = dict ( operator = ' is ' , operand = ' unread ' )
self . _do_add_term_test ( term , ' WHERE (flags & :flags_1) = :param_1 ' )
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def test_add_term_using_is_operator_and_unread_operand_and_negated (
self ) - > None : # NEGATED
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term = dict ( operator = ' is ' , operand = ' unread ' , negated = True )
self . _do_add_term_test ( term , ' WHERE (flags & :flags_1) != :param_1 ' )
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def test_add_term_using_is_operator_non_private_operand_and_negated (
self ) - > None : # NEGATED
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term = dict ( operator = ' is ' , operand = ' starred ' , negated = True )
where_clause = ' WHERE (flags & :flags_1) = :param_1 '
params = dict (
flags_1 = UserMessage . flags . starred . mask ,
param_1 = 0
)
self . _do_add_term_test ( term , where_clause , params )
term = dict ( operator = ' is ' , operand = ' alerted ' , negated = True )
where_clause = ' WHERE (flags & :flags_1) = :param_1 '
params = dict (
flags_1 = UserMessage . flags . has_alert_word . mask ,
param_1 = 0
)
self . _do_add_term_test ( term , where_clause , params )
term = dict ( operator = ' is ' , operand = ' mentioned ' , negated = True )
where_clause = ' WHERE NOT ((flags & :flags_1) != :param_1 OR (flags & :flags_2) != :param_2) '
params = dict (
flags_1 = UserMessage . flags . mentioned . mask ,
param_1 = 0 ,
flags_2 = UserMessage . flags . wildcard_mentioned . mask ,
param_2 = 0
)
self . _do_add_term_test ( term , where_clause , params )
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def test_add_term_using_non_supported_operator_should_raise_error ( self ) - > None :
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term = dict ( operator = ' is ' , operand = ' non_supported ' )
self . assertRaises ( BadNarrowOperator , self . _build_query , term )
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def test_add_term_using_topic_operator_and_lunch_operand ( self ) - > None :
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term = dict ( operator = ' topic ' , operand = ' lunch ' )
self . _do_add_term_test ( term , ' WHERE upper(subject) = upper(:param_1) ' )
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def test_add_term_using_topic_operator_lunch_operand_and_negated (
self ) - > None : # NEGATED
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term = dict ( operator = ' topic ' , operand = ' lunch ' , negated = True )
self . _do_add_term_test ( term , ' WHERE upper(subject) != upper(:param_1) ' )
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def test_add_term_using_topic_operator_and_personal_operand ( self ) - > None :
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term = dict ( operator = ' topic ' , operand = ' personal ' )
self . _do_add_term_test ( term , ' WHERE upper(subject) = upper(:param_1) ' )
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def test_add_term_using_topic_operator_personal_operand_and_negated (
self ) - > None : # NEGATED
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term = dict ( operator = ' topic ' , operand = ' personal ' , negated = True )
self . _do_add_term_test ( term , ' WHERE upper(subject) != upper(:param_1) ' )
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def test_add_term_using_sender_operator ( self ) - > None :
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term = dict ( operator = ' sender ' , operand = self . example_email ( " othello " ) )
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self . _do_add_term_test ( term , ' WHERE sender_id = :param_1 ' )
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def test_add_term_using_sender_operator_and_negated ( self ) - > None : # NEGATED
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term = dict ( operator = ' sender ' , operand = self . example_email ( " othello " ) , negated = True )
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self . _do_add_term_test ( term , ' WHERE sender_id != :param_1 ' )
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def test_add_term_using_sender_operator_with_non_existing_user_as_operand (
self ) - > None : # NEGATED
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term = dict ( operator = ' sender ' , operand = ' non-existing@zulip.com ' )
self . assertRaises ( BadNarrowOperator , self . _build_query , term )
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def test_add_term_using_pm_with_operator_and_not_the_same_user_as_operand ( self ) - > None :
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term = dict ( operator = ' pm-with ' , operand = self . example_email ( " othello " ) )
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self . _do_add_term_test ( term , ' WHERE sender_id = :sender_id_1 AND recipient_id = :recipient_id_1 OR sender_id = :sender_id_2 AND recipient_id = :recipient_id_2 ' )
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def test_add_term_using_pm_with_operator_not_the_same_user_as_operand_and_negated (
self ) - > None : # NEGATED
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term = dict ( operator = ' pm-with ' , operand = self . example_email ( " othello " ) , negated = True )
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self . _do_add_term_test ( term , ' WHERE NOT (sender_id = :sender_id_1 AND recipient_id = :recipient_id_1 OR sender_id = :sender_id_2 AND recipient_id = :recipient_id_2) ' )
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def test_add_term_using_pm_with_operator_the_same_user_as_operand ( self ) - > None :
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term = dict ( operator = ' pm-with ' , operand = self . example_email ( " hamlet " ) )
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self . _do_add_term_test ( term , ' WHERE sender_id = :sender_id_1 AND recipient_id = :recipient_id_1 ' )
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def test_add_term_using_pm_with_operator_the_same_user_as_operand_and_negated (
self ) - > None : # NEGATED
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term = dict ( operator = ' pm-with ' , operand = self . example_email ( " hamlet " ) , negated = True )
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self . _do_add_term_test ( term , ' WHERE NOT (sender_id = :sender_id_1 AND recipient_id = :recipient_id_1) ' )
narrow: Handle spurious emails in pm-with searches.
If cordelia searches on pm-with:iago@zulip.com,cordelia@zulip.com,
we now properly treat that the same way as pm-with:iago@zulip.com.
Before this fix, the query would initially go through the
huddle code path. The symptom wasn't completely obvious, as
eventually a deeper function would return a recipient id
corresponding to a single PM with @iago@zulip.com, but we would
only get messages where iago was the recipient, and not any
messages where he was the sender to cordelia.
I put the helper function for this in zerver/lib/addressee, which
is somewhat speculative. Eventually, we'll want pm-with queries
to allow for user ids, and I imagine there will be some shared
logic with other Addressee code in terms of how we handle these
strings. The way we deal with lists of emails/users for various
endpoints is kind of haphazard in the current code, although
granted it's mostly just repeating the same simple patterns. It
would be nice for some of this code to converge a bit. This
affects new messages, typing indicators, search filters, etc.,
and some endpoints have strange legacy stuff like supporting
JSON-encoded lists, so it's not trivial to clean this up.
Tweaked by tabbott to add some additional tests.
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def test_add_term_using_pm_with_operator_and_self_and_user_as_operand ( self ) - > None :
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term = dict ( operator = ' pm-with ' , operand = ' hamlet@zulip.com, othello@zulip.com ' )
narrow: Handle spurious emails in pm-with searches.
If cordelia searches on pm-with:iago@zulip.com,cordelia@zulip.com,
we now properly treat that the same way as pm-with:iago@zulip.com.
Before this fix, the query would initially go through the
huddle code path. The symptom wasn't completely obvious, as
eventually a deeper function would return a recipient id
corresponding to a single PM with @iago@zulip.com, but we would
only get messages where iago was the recipient, and not any
messages where he was the sender to cordelia.
I put the helper function for this in zerver/lib/addressee, which
is somewhat speculative. Eventually, we'll want pm-with queries
to allow for user ids, and I imagine there will be some shared
logic with other Addressee code in terms of how we handle these
strings. The way we deal with lists of emails/users for various
endpoints is kind of haphazard in the current code, although
granted it's mostly just repeating the same simple patterns. It
would be nice for some of this code to converge a bit. This
affects new messages, typing indicators, search filters, etc.,
and some endpoints have strange legacy stuff like supporting
JSON-encoded lists, so it's not trivial to clean this up.
Tweaked by tabbott to add some additional tests.
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self . _do_add_term_test ( term , ' WHERE sender_id = :sender_id_1 AND recipient_id = :recipient_id_1 OR sender_id = :sender_id_2 AND recipient_id = :recipient_id_2 ' )
def test_add_term_using_pm_with_operator_more_than_one_user_as_operand ( self ) - > None :
term = dict ( operator = ' pm-with ' , operand = ' cordelia@zulip.com, othello@zulip.com ' )
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self . _do_add_term_test ( term , ' WHERE recipient_id = :recipient_id_1 ' )
narrow: Handle spurious emails in pm-with searches.
If cordelia searches on pm-with:iago@zulip.com,cordelia@zulip.com,
we now properly treat that the same way as pm-with:iago@zulip.com.
Before this fix, the query would initially go through the
huddle code path. The symptom wasn't completely obvious, as
eventually a deeper function would return a recipient id
corresponding to a single PM with @iago@zulip.com, but we would
only get messages where iago was the recipient, and not any
messages where he was the sender to cordelia.
I put the helper function for this in zerver/lib/addressee, which
is somewhat speculative. Eventually, we'll want pm-with queries
to allow for user ids, and I imagine there will be some shared
logic with other Addressee code in terms of how we handle these
strings. The way we deal with lists of emails/users for various
endpoints is kind of haphazard in the current code, although
granted it's mostly just repeating the same simple patterns. It
would be nice for some of this code to converge a bit. This
affects new messages, typing indicators, search filters, etc.,
and some endpoints have strange legacy stuff like supporting
JSON-encoded lists, so it's not trivial to clean this up.
Tweaked by tabbott to add some additional tests.
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def test_add_term_using_pm_with_operator_self_and_user_as_operand_and_negated (
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self ) - > None : # NEGATED
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term = dict ( operator = ' pm-with ' , operand = ' hamlet@zulip.com, othello@zulip.com ' , negated = True )
narrow: Handle spurious emails in pm-with searches.
If cordelia searches on pm-with:iago@zulip.com,cordelia@zulip.com,
we now properly treat that the same way as pm-with:iago@zulip.com.
Before this fix, the query would initially go through the
huddle code path. The symptom wasn't completely obvious, as
eventually a deeper function would return a recipient id
corresponding to a single PM with @iago@zulip.com, but we would
only get messages where iago was the recipient, and not any
messages where he was the sender to cordelia.
I put the helper function for this in zerver/lib/addressee, which
is somewhat speculative. Eventually, we'll want pm-with queries
to allow for user ids, and I imagine there will be some shared
logic with other Addressee code in terms of how we handle these
strings. The way we deal with lists of emails/users for various
endpoints is kind of haphazard in the current code, although
granted it's mostly just repeating the same simple patterns. It
would be nice for some of this code to converge a bit. This
affects new messages, typing indicators, search filters, etc.,
and some endpoints have strange legacy stuff like supporting
JSON-encoded lists, so it's not trivial to clean this up.
Tweaked by tabbott to add some additional tests.
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self . _do_add_term_test ( term , ' WHERE NOT (sender_id = :sender_id_1 AND recipient_id = :recipient_id_1 OR sender_id = :sender_id_2 AND recipient_id = :recipient_id_2) ' )
def test_add_term_using_pm_with_operator_more_than_one_user_as_operand_and_negated ( self ) - > None :
term = dict ( operator = ' pm-with ' , operand = ' cordelia@zulip.com, othello@zulip.com ' , negated = True )
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self . _do_add_term_test ( term , ' WHERE recipient_id != :recipient_id_1 ' )
narrow: Handle spurious emails in pm-with searches.
If cordelia searches on pm-with:iago@zulip.com,cordelia@zulip.com,
we now properly treat that the same way as pm-with:iago@zulip.com.
Before this fix, the query would initially go through the
huddle code path. The symptom wasn't completely obvious, as
eventually a deeper function would return a recipient id
corresponding to a single PM with @iago@zulip.com, but we would
only get messages where iago was the recipient, and not any
messages where he was the sender to cordelia.
I put the helper function for this in zerver/lib/addressee, which
is somewhat speculative. Eventually, we'll want pm-with queries
to allow for user ids, and I imagine there will be some shared
logic with other Addressee code in terms of how we handle these
strings. The way we deal with lists of emails/users for various
endpoints is kind of haphazard in the current code, although
granted it's mostly just repeating the same simple patterns. It
would be nice for some of this code to converge a bit. This
affects new messages, typing indicators, search filters, etc.,
and some endpoints have strange legacy stuff like supporting
JSON-encoded lists, so it's not trivial to clean this up.
Tweaked by tabbott to add some additional tests.
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def test_add_term_using_pm_with_operator_with_comma_noise ( self ) - > None :
term = dict ( operator = ' pm-with ' , operand = ' ,,, ,,, , ' )
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self . assertRaises ( BadNarrowOperator , self . _build_query , term )
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def test_add_term_using_pm_with_operator_with_existing_and_non_existing_user_as_operand ( self ) - > None :
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term = dict ( operator = ' pm-with ' , operand = ' othello@zulip.com,non-existing@zulip.com ' )
self . assertRaises ( BadNarrowOperator , self . _build_query , term )
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def test_add_term_using_id_operator ( self ) - > None :
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term = dict ( operator = ' id ' , operand = 555 )
self . _do_add_term_test ( term , ' WHERE id = :param_1 ' )
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def test_add_term_using_id_operator_invalid ( self ) - > None :
term = dict ( operator = ' id ' , operand = ' ' )
self . assertRaises ( BadNarrowOperator , self . _build_query , term )
term = dict ( operator = ' id ' , operand = ' notanint ' )
self . assertRaises ( BadNarrowOperator , self . _build_query , term )
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def test_add_term_using_id_operator_and_negated ( self ) - > None : # NEGATED
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term = dict ( operator = ' id ' , operand = 555 , negated = True )
self . _do_add_term_test ( term , ' WHERE id != :param_1 ' )
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def test_add_term_using_group_pm_operator_and_not_the_same_user_as_operand ( self ) - > None :
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# Test wtihout any such group PM threads existing
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term = dict ( operator = ' group-pm-with ' , operand = self . example_email ( " othello " ) )
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self . _do_add_term_test ( term , ' WHERE 1 != 1 ' )
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# Test with at least one such group PM thread existing
self . send_huddle_message ( self . user_profile . email , [ self . example_email ( " othello " ) ,
self . example_email ( " cordelia " ) ] )
term = dict ( operator = ' group-pm-with ' , operand = self . example_email ( " othello " ) )
self . _do_add_term_test ( term , ' WHERE recipient_id IN (:recipient_id_1) ' )
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def test_add_term_using_group_pm_operator_not_the_same_user_as_operand_and_negated (
self ) - > None : # NEGATED
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term = dict ( operator = ' group-pm-with ' , operand = self . example_email ( " othello " ) , negated = True )
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self . _do_add_term_test ( term , ' WHERE 1 = 1 ' )
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def test_add_term_using_group_pm_operator_with_non_existing_user_as_operand ( self ) - > None :
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term = dict ( operator = ' group-pm-with ' , operand = ' non-existing@zulip.com ' )
self . assertRaises ( BadNarrowOperator , self . _build_query , term )
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@override_settings ( USING_PGROONGA = False )
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def test_add_term_using_search_operator ( self ) - > None :
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term = dict ( operator = ' search ' , operand = ' " french fries " ' )
self . _do_add_term_test ( term , ' WHERE (lower(content) LIKE lower(:content_1) OR lower(subject) LIKE lower(:subject_1)) AND (search_tsvector @@ plainto_tsquery(:param_2, :param_3)) ' )
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@override_settings ( USING_PGROONGA = False )
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def test_add_term_using_search_operator_and_negated (
self ) - > None : # NEGATED
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term = dict ( operator = ' search ' , operand = ' " french fries " ' , negated = True )
self . _do_add_term_test ( term , ' WHERE NOT (lower(content) LIKE lower(:content_1) OR lower(subject) LIKE lower(:subject_1)) AND NOT (search_tsvector @@ plainto_tsquery(:param_2, :param_3)) ' )
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@override_settings ( USING_PGROONGA = True )
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def test_add_term_using_search_operator_pgroonga ( self ) - > None :
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term = dict ( operator = ' search ' , operand = ' " french fries " ' )
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self . _do_add_term_test ( term , ' WHERE search_pgroonga &@~ escape_html(:escape_html_1) ' )
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@override_settings ( USING_PGROONGA = True )
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def test_add_term_using_search_operator_and_negated_pgroonga (
self ) - > None : # NEGATED
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term = dict ( operator = ' search ' , operand = ' " french fries " ' , negated = True )
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self . _do_add_term_test ( term , ' WHERE NOT (search_pgroonga &@~ escape_html(:escape_html_1)) ' )
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def test_add_term_using_has_operator_and_attachment_operand ( self ) - > None :
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term = dict ( operator = ' has ' , operand = ' attachment ' )
self . _do_add_term_test ( term , ' WHERE has_attachment ' )
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def test_add_term_using_has_operator_attachment_operand_and_negated (
self ) - > None : # NEGATED
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term = dict ( operator = ' has ' , operand = ' attachment ' , negated = True )
self . _do_add_term_test ( term , ' WHERE NOT has_attachment ' )
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def test_add_term_using_has_operator_and_image_operand ( self ) - > None :
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term = dict ( operator = ' has ' , operand = ' image ' )
self . _do_add_term_test ( term , ' WHERE has_image ' )
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def test_add_term_using_has_operator_image_operand_and_negated (
self ) - > None : # NEGATED
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term = dict ( operator = ' has ' , operand = ' image ' , negated = True )
self . _do_add_term_test ( term , ' WHERE NOT has_image ' )
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def test_add_term_using_has_operator_and_link_operand ( self ) - > None :
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term = dict ( operator = ' has ' , operand = ' link ' )
self . _do_add_term_test ( term , ' WHERE has_link ' )
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def test_add_term_using_has_operator_link_operand_and_negated (
self ) - > None : # NEGATED
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term = dict ( operator = ' has ' , operand = ' link ' , negated = True )
self . _do_add_term_test ( term , ' WHERE NOT has_link ' )
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def test_add_term_using_has_operator_non_supported_operand_should_raise_error ( self ) - > None :
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term = dict ( operator = ' has ' , operand = ' non_supported ' )
self . assertRaises ( BadNarrowOperator , self . _build_query , term )
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def test_add_term_using_in_operator ( self ) - > None :
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mute_stream ( self . realm , self . user_profile , ' Verona ' )
term = dict ( operator = ' in ' , operand = ' home ' )
self . _do_add_term_test ( term , ' WHERE recipient_id NOT IN (:recipient_id_1) ' )
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def test_add_term_using_in_operator_and_negated ( self ) - > None :
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# negated = True should not change anything
mute_stream ( self . realm , self . user_profile , ' Verona ' )
term = dict ( operator = ' in ' , operand = ' home ' , negated = True )
self . _do_add_term_test ( term , ' WHERE recipient_id NOT IN (:recipient_id_1) ' )
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def test_add_term_using_in_operator_and_all_operand ( self ) - > None :
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mute_stream ( self . realm , self . user_profile , ' Verona ' )
term = dict ( operator = ' in ' , operand = ' all ' )
query = self . _build_query ( term )
self . assertEqual ( str ( query ) , ' SELECT id \n FROM zerver_message ' )
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def test_add_term_using_in_operator_all_operand_and_negated ( self ) - > None :
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# negated = True should not change anything
mute_stream ( self . realm , self . user_profile , ' Verona ' )
term = dict ( operator = ' in ' , operand = ' all ' , negated = True )
query = self . _build_query ( term )
self . assertEqual ( str ( query ) , ' SELECT id \n FROM zerver_message ' )
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def test_add_term_using_in_operator_and_not_defined_operand ( self ) - > None :
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term = dict ( operator = ' in ' , operand = ' not_defined ' )
self . assertRaises ( BadNarrowOperator , self . _build_query , term )
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def test_add_term_using_near_operator ( self ) - > None :
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term = dict ( operator = ' near ' , operand = ' operand ' )
query = self . _build_query ( term )
self . assertEqual ( str ( query ) , ' SELECT id \n FROM zerver_message ' )
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def _do_add_term_test ( self , term : Dict [ str , Any ] , where_clause : str ,
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params : Optional [ Dict [ str , Any ] ] = None ) - > None :
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query = self . _build_query ( term )
if params is not None :
actual_params = query . compile ( ) . params
self . assertEqual ( actual_params , params )
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self . assertIn ( where_clause , str ( query ) )
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def _build_query ( self , term : Dict [ str , Any ] ) - > Query :
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return self . builder . add_term ( self . raw_query , term )
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class NarrowLibraryTest ( TestCase ) :
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def test_build_narrow_filter ( self ) - > None :
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fixtures_path = os . path . join ( os . path . dirname ( __file__ ) ,
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' fixtures/narrow.json ' )
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scenarios = ujson . loads ( open ( fixtures_path , ' r ' ) . read ( ) )
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self . assertTrue ( len ( scenarios ) == 9 )
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for scenario in scenarios :
narrow = scenario [ ' narrow ' ]
accept_events = scenario [ ' accept_events ' ]
reject_events = scenario [ ' reject_events ' ]
narrow_filter = build_narrow_filter ( narrow )
for e in accept_events :
self . assertTrue ( narrow_filter ( e ) )
for e in reject_events :
self . assertFalse ( narrow_filter ( e ) )
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def test_build_narrow_filter_invalid ( self ) - > None :
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with self . assertRaises ( JsonableError ) :
build_narrow_filter ( [ " invalid_operator " , " operand " ] )
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def test_is_web_public_compatible ( self ) - > None :
self . assertTrue ( is_web_public_compatible ( [ ] ) )
self . assertTrue ( is_web_public_compatible ( [ { " operator " : " has " ,
" operand " : " attachment " } ] ) )
self . assertTrue ( is_web_public_compatible ( [ { " operator " : " has " ,
" operand " : " image " } ] ) )
self . assertTrue ( is_web_public_compatible ( [ { " operator " : " search " ,
" operand " : " magic " } ] ) )
self . assertTrue ( is_web_public_compatible ( [ { " operator " : " near " ,
" operand " : " 15 " } ] ) )
self . assertTrue ( is_web_public_compatible ( [ { " operator " : " id " ,
" operand " : " 15 " } ,
{ " operator " : " has " ,
" operand " : " attachment " } ] ) )
self . assertTrue ( is_web_public_compatible ( [ { " operator " : " sender " ,
" operand " : " hamlet@zulip.com " } ] ) )
self . assertFalse ( is_web_public_compatible ( [ { " operator " : " pm-with " ,
" operand " : " hamlet@zulip.com " } ] ) )
self . assertFalse ( is_web_public_compatible ( [ { " operator " : " group-pm-with " ,
" operand " : " hamlet@zulip.com " } ] ) )
self . assertTrue ( is_web_public_compatible ( [ { " operator " : " stream " ,
" operand " : " Denmark " } ] ) )
self . assertTrue ( is_web_public_compatible ( [ { " operator " : " stream " ,
" operand " : " Denmark " } ,
{ " operator " : " topic " ,
" operand " : " logic " } ] ) )
self . assertFalse ( is_web_public_compatible ( [ { " operator " : " is " ,
" operand " : " starred " } ] ) )
self . assertFalse ( is_web_public_compatible ( [ { " operator " : " is " ,
" operand " : " private " } ] ) )
# Malformed input not allowed
self . assertFalse ( is_web_public_compatible ( [ { " operator " : " has " } ] ) )
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class IncludeHistoryTest ( ZulipTestCase ) :
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def test_ok_to_include_history ( self ) - > None :
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user_profile = self . example_user ( " hamlet " )
self . make_stream ( ' public_stream ' , realm = user_profile . realm )
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# Negated stream searches should not include history.
narrow = [
dict ( operator = ' stream ' , operand = ' public_stream ' , negated = True ) ,
]
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self . assertFalse ( ok_to_include_history ( narrow , user_profile ) )
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# Definitely forbid seeing history on private streams.
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self . make_stream ( ' private_stream ' , realm = user_profile . realm , invite_only = True )
subscribed_user_profile = self . example_user ( " cordelia " )
self . subscribe ( subscribed_user_profile , ' private_stream ' )
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narrow = [
dict ( operator = ' stream ' , operand = ' private_stream ' ) ,
]
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self . assertFalse ( ok_to_include_history ( narrow , user_profile ) )
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# Verify that with stream.history_public_to_subscribers, subscribed
# users can access history.
self . make_stream ( ' private_stream_2 ' , realm = user_profile . realm ,
invite_only = True , history_public_to_subscribers = True )
subscribed_user_profile = self . example_user ( " cordelia " )
self . subscribe ( subscribed_user_profile , ' private_stream_2 ' )
narrow = [
dict ( operator = ' stream ' , operand = ' private_stream_2 ' ) ,
]
self . assertFalse ( ok_to_include_history ( narrow , user_profile ) )
self . assertTrue ( ok_to_include_history ( narrow , subscribed_user_profile ) )
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# History doesn't apply to PMs.
narrow = [
dict ( operator = ' is ' , operand = ' private ' ) ,
]
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self . assertFalse ( ok_to_include_history ( narrow , user_profile ) )
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# History doesn't apply to unread messages.
narrow = [
dict ( operator = ' is ' , operand = ' unread ' ) ,
]
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self . assertFalse ( ok_to_include_history ( narrow , user_profile ) )
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# If we are looking for something like starred messages, there is
# no point in searching historical messages.
narrow = [
dict ( operator = ' stream ' , operand = ' public_stream ' ) ,
dict ( operator = ' is ' , operand = ' starred ' ) ,
]
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self . assertFalse ( ok_to_include_history ( narrow , user_profile ) )
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# simple True case
narrow = [
dict ( operator = ' stream ' , operand = ' public_stream ' ) ,
]
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self . assertTrue ( ok_to_include_history ( narrow , user_profile ) )
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narrow = [
dict ( operator = ' stream ' , operand = ' public_stream ' ) ,
dict ( operator = ' topic ' , operand = ' whatever ' ) ,
dict ( operator = ' search ' , operand = ' needle in haystack ' ) ,
]
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self . assertTrue ( ok_to_include_history ( narrow , user_profile ) )
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# Tests for guest user
guest_user_profile = self . example_user ( " polonius " )
# Using 'Cordelia' to compare between a guest and a normal user
subscribed_user_profile = self . example_user ( " cordelia " )
# Guest user can't access public stream
self . subscribe ( subscribed_user_profile , ' public_stream_2 ' )
narrow = [
dict ( operator = ' stream ' , operand = ' public_stream_2 ' ) ,
]
self . assertFalse ( ok_to_include_history ( narrow , guest_user_profile ) )
self . assertTrue ( ok_to_include_history ( narrow , subscribed_user_profile ) )
# Definitely, a guest user can't access the unsubscribed private stream
self . subscribe ( subscribed_user_profile , ' private_stream_3 ' )
narrow = [
dict ( operator = ' stream ' , operand = ' private_stream_3 ' ) ,
]
self . assertFalse ( ok_to_include_history ( narrow , guest_user_profile ) )
self . assertTrue ( ok_to_include_history ( narrow , subscribed_user_profile ) )
# Guest user can access (history of) subscribed private streams
self . subscribe ( guest_user_profile , ' private_stream_4 ' )
self . subscribe ( subscribed_user_profile , ' private_stream_4 ' )
narrow = [
dict ( operator = ' stream ' , operand = ' private_stream_4 ' ) ,
]
self . assertTrue ( ok_to_include_history ( narrow , guest_user_profile ) )
self . assertTrue ( ok_to_include_history ( narrow , subscribed_user_profile ) )
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class PostProcessTest ( ZulipTestCase ) :
def test_basics ( self ) - > None :
def verify ( in_ids : List [ int ] ,
num_before : int ,
num_after : int ,
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first_visible_message_id : int ,
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anchor : int ,
anchored_to_left : bool ,
anchored_to_right : bool ,
out_ids : List [ int ] ,
found_anchor : bool ,
found_oldest : bool ,
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found_newest : bool ,
history_limited : bool ) - > None :
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in_rows = [ [ row_id ] for row_id in in_ids ]
out_rows = [ [ row_id ] for row_id in out_ids ]
info = post_process_limited_query (
rows = in_rows ,
num_before = num_before ,
num_after = num_after ,
anchor = anchor ,
anchored_to_left = anchored_to_left ,
anchored_to_right = anchored_to_right ,
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first_visible_message_id = first_visible_message_id ,
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)
self . assertEqual ( info [ ' rows ' ] , out_rows )
self . assertEqual ( info [ ' found_anchor ' ] , found_anchor )
self . assertEqual ( info [ ' found_newest ' ] , found_newest )
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self . assertEqual ( info [ ' found_oldest ' ] , found_oldest )
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self . assertEqual ( info [ ' history_limited ' ] , history_limited )
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# typical 2-sided query, with a bunch of tests for different
# values of first_visible_message_id.
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anchor = 10
verify (
in_ids = [ 8 , 9 , anchor , 11 , 12 ] ,
num_before = 2 , num_after = 2 ,
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first_visible_message_id = 0 ,
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anchor = anchor , anchored_to_left = False , anchored_to_right = False ,
out_ids = [ 8 , 9 , 10 , 11 , 12 ] ,
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found_anchor = True , found_oldest = False ,
found_newest = False , history_limited = False ,
)
verify (
in_ids = [ 8 , 9 , anchor , 11 , 12 ] ,
num_before = 2 , num_after = 2 ,
first_visible_message_id = 8 ,
anchor = anchor , anchored_to_left = False , anchored_to_right = False ,
out_ids = [ 8 , 9 , 10 , 11 , 12 ] ,
found_anchor = True , found_oldest = False ,
found_newest = False , history_limited = False ,
)
verify (
in_ids = [ 8 , 9 , anchor , 11 , 12 ] ,
num_before = 2 , num_after = 2 ,
first_visible_message_id = 9 ,
anchor = anchor , anchored_to_left = False , anchored_to_right = False ,
out_ids = [ 9 , 10 , 11 , 12 ] ,
found_anchor = True , found_oldest = True ,
found_newest = False , history_limited = True ,
)
verify (
in_ids = [ 8 , 9 , anchor , 11 , 12 ] ,
num_before = 2 , num_after = 2 ,
first_visible_message_id = 10 ,
anchor = anchor , anchored_to_left = False , anchored_to_right = False ,
out_ids = [ 10 , 11 , 12 ] ,
found_anchor = True , found_oldest = True ,
found_newest = False , history_limited = True ,
)
verify (
in_ids = [ 8 , 9 , anchor , 11 , 12 ] ,
num_before = 2 , num_after = 2 ,
first_visible_message_id = 11 ,
anchor = anchor , anchored_to_left = False , anchored_to_right = False ,
out_ids = [ 11 , 12 ] ,
found_anchor = False , found_oldest = True ,
found_newest = False , history_limited = True ,
)
verify (
in_ids = [ 8 , 9 , anchor , 11 , 12 ] ,
num_before = 2 , num_after = 2 ,
first_visible_message_id = 12 ,
anchor = anchor , anchored_to_left = False , anchored_to_right = False ,
out_ids = [ 12 ] ,
found_anchor = False , found_oldest = True ,
found_newest = True , history_limited = True ,
)
verify (
in_ids = [ 8 , 9 , anchor , 11 , 12 ] ,
num_before = 2 , num_after = 2 ,
first_visible_message_id = 13 ,
anchor = anchor , anchored_to_left = False , anchored_to_right = False ,
out_ids = [ ] ,
found_anchor = False , found_oldest = True ,
found_newest = True , history_limited = True ,
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)
# typical 2-sided query missing anchor and grabbing an extra row
anchor = 10
verify (
in_ids = [ 7 , 9 , 11 , 13 , 15 ] ,
num_before = 2 , num_after = 2 ,
anchor = anchor , anchored_to_left = False , anchored_to_right = False ,
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first_visible_message_id = 0 ,
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out_ids = [ 7 , 9 , 11 , 13 ] ,
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found_anchor = False , found_oldest = False ,
found_newest = False , history_limited = False ,
)
verify (
in_ids = [ 7 , 9 , 11 , 13 , 15 ] ,
num_before = 2 , num_after = 2 ,
first_visible_message_id = 10 ,
anchor = anchor , anchored_to_left = False , anchored_to_right = False ,
out_ids = [ 11 , 13 ] ,
found_anchor = False , found_oldest = True ,
found_newest = False , history_limited = True ,
)
verify (
in_ids = [ 7 , 9 , 11 , 13 , 15 ] ,
num_before = 2 , num_after = 2 ,
first_visible_message_id = 9 ,
anchor = anchor , anchored_to_left = False , anchored_to_right = False ,
out_ids = [ 9 , 11 , 13 ] ,
found_anchor = False , found_oldest = True ,
found_newest = False , history_limited = True ,
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)
# 2-sided query with old anchor
anchor = 100
verify (
in_ids = [ 50 , anchor , 150 , 200 ] ,
num_before = 2 , num_after = 2 ,
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first_visible_message_id = 0 ,
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anchor = anchor , anchored_to_left = False , anchored_to_right = False ,
out_ids = [ 50 , 100 , 150 , 200 ] ,
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found_anchor = True , found_oldest = True ,
found_newest = False , history_limited = False ,
)
verify (
in_ids = [ 50 , anchor , 150 , 200 ] ,
num_before = 2 , num_after = 2 ,
first_visible_message_id = anchor ,
anchor = anchor , anchored_to_left = False , anchored_to_right = False ,
out_ids = [ 100 , 150 , 200 ] ,
found_anchor = True , found_oldest = True ,
found_newest = False , history_limited = True ,
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)
# 2-sided query with new anchor
anchor = 900
verify (
in_ids = [ 700 , 800 , anchor , 1000 ] ,
num_before = 2 , num_after = 2 ,
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first_visible_message_id = 0 ,
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anchor = anchor , anchored_to_left = False , anchored_to_right = False ,
out_ids = [ 700 , 800 , 900 , 1000 ] ,
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found_anchor = True , found_oldest = False ,
found_newest = True , history_limited = False ,
)
verify (
in_ids = [ 700 , 800 , anchor , 1000 ] ,
num_before = 2 , num_after = 2 ,
first_visible_message_id = anchor ,
anchor = anchor , anchored_to_left = False , anchored_to_right = False ,
out_ids = [ 900 , 1000 ] ,
found_anchor = True , found_oldest = True ,
found_newest = True , history_limited = True ,
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)
# left-sided query with old anchor
anchor = 100
verify (
in_ids = [ 50 , anchor ] ,
num_before = 2 , num_after = 0 ,
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first_visible_message_id = 0 ,
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anchor = anchor , anchored_to_left = False , anchored_to_right = False ,
out_ids = [ 50 , 100 ] ,
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found_anchor = True , found_oldest = True ,
found_newest = False , history_limited = False ,
)
verify (
in_ids = [ 50 , anchor ] ,
num_before = 2 , num_after = 0 ,
first_visible_message_id = anchor ,
anchor = anchor , anchored_to_left = False , anchored_to_right = False ,
out_ids = [ 100 ] ,
found_anchor = True , found_oldest = True ,
found_newest = False , history_limited = True ,
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)
# left-sided query with new anchor
anchor = 900
verify (
in_ids = [ 700 , 800 , anchor ] ,
num_before = 2 , num_after = 0 ,
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first_visible_message_id = 0 ,
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anchor = anchor , anchored_to_left = False , anchored_to_right = False ,
out_ids = [ 700 , 800 , 900 ] ,
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found_anchor = True , found_oldest = False ,
found_newest = False , history_limited = False ,
)
verify (
in_ids = [ 700 , 800 , anchor ] ,
num_before = 2 , num_after = 0 ,
first_visible_message_id = anchor ,
anchor = anchor , anchored_to_left = False , anchored_to_right = False ,
out_ids = [ 900 ] ,
found_anchor = True , found_oldest = True ,
found_newest = False , history_limited = True ,
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)
# left-sided query with new anchor and extra row
anchor = 900
verify (
in_ids = [ 600 , 700 , 800 , anchor ] ,
num_before = 2 , num_after = 0 ,
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first_visible_message_id = 0 ,
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anchor = anchor , anchored_to_left = False , anchored_to_right = False ,
out_ids = [ 700 , 800 , 900 ] ,
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found_anchor = True , found_oldest = False ,
found_newest = False , history_limited = False ,
)
verify (
in_ids = [ 600 , 700 , 800 , anchor ] ,
num_before = 2 , num_after = 0 ,
first_visible_message_id = anchor ,
anchor = anchor , anchored_to_left = False , anchored_to_right = False ,
out_ids = [ 900 ] ,
found_anchor = True , found_oldest = True ,
found_newest = False , history_limited = True ,
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)
# left-sided query anchored to the right
anchor = None
verify (
in_ids = [ 900 , 1000 ] ,
num_before = 2 , num_after = 0 ,
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first_visible_message_id = 0 ,
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anchor = anchor , anchored_to_left = False , anchored_to_right = True ,
out_ids = [ 900 , 1000 ] ,
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found_anchor = False , found_oldest = False ,
found_newest = True , history_limited = False ,
)
verify (
in_ids = [ 900 , 1000 ] ,
num_before = 2 , num_after = 0 ,
first_visible_message_id = 1000 ,
anchor = anchor , anchored_to_left = False , anchored_to_right = True ,
out_ids = [ 1000 ] ,
found_anchor = False , found_oldest = True ,
found_newest = True , history_limited = True ,
)
verify (
in_ids = [ 900 , 1000 ] ,
num_before = 2 , num_after = 0 ,
first_visible_message_id = 1100 ,
anchor = anchor , anchored_to_left = False , anchored_to_right = True ,
out_ids = [ ] ,
found_anchor = False , found_oldest = True ,
found_newest = True , history_limited = True ,
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)
# right-sided query with old anchor
anchor = 100
verify (
in_ids = [ anchor , 200 , 300 , 400 ] ,
num_before = 0 , num_after = 2 ,
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first_visible_message_id = 0 ,
anchor = anchor , anchored_to_left = False , anchored_to_right = False ,
out_ids = [ 100 , 200 , 300 ] ,
found_anchor = True , found_oldest = False ,
found_newest = False , history_limited = False ,
)
verify (
in_ids = [ anchor , 200 , 300 , 400 ] ,
num_before = 0 , num_after = 2 ,
first_visible_message_id = anchor ,
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anchor = anchor , anchored_to_left = False , anchored_to_right = False ,
out_ids = [ 100 , 200 , 300 ] ,
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found_anchor = True , found_oldest = False ,
found_newest = False , history_limited = False ,
)
verify (
in_ids = [ anchor , 200 , 300 , 400 ] ,
num_before = 0 , num_after = 2 ,
first_visible_message_id = 300 ,
anchor = anchor , anchored_to_left = False , anchored_to_right = False ,
out_ids = [ 300 , 400 ] ,
found_anchor = False , found_oldest = False ,
# BUG: history_limited should be False here.
found_newest = False , history_limited = False ,
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)
# right-sided query with new anchor
anchor = 900
verify (
in_ids = [ anchor , 1000 ] ,
num_before = 0 , num_after = 2 ,
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first_visible_message_id = 0 ,
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anchor = anchor , anchored_to_left = False , anchored_to_right = False ,
out_ids = [ 900 , 1000 ] ,
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found_anchor = True , found_oldest = False ,
found_newest = True , history_limited = False ,
)
verify (
in_ids = [ anchor , 1000 ] ,
num_before = 0 , num_after = 2 ,
first_visible_message_id = anchor ,
anchor = anchor , anchored_to_left = False , anchored_to_right = False ,
out_ids = [ 900 , 1000 ] ,
found_anchor = True , found_oldest = False ,
found_newest = True , history_limited = False ,
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)
# right-sided query with non-matching anchor
anchor = 903
verify (
in_ids = [ 1000 , 1100 , 1200 ] ,
num_before = 0 , num_after = 2 ,
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first_visible_message_id = 0 ,
anchor = anchor , anchored_to_left = False , anchored_to_right = False ,
out_ids = [ 1000 , 1100 ] ,
found_anchor = False , found_oldest = False ,
found_newest = False , history_limited = False ,
)
verify (
in_ids = [ 1000 , 1100 , 1200 ] ,
num_before = 0 , num_after = 2 ,
first_visible_message_id = anchor ,
anchor = anchor , anchored_to_left = False , anchored_to_right = False ,
out_ids = [ 1000 , 1100 ] ,
found_anchor = False , found_oldest = False ,
found_newest = False , history_limited = False ,
)
verify (
in_ids = [ 1000 , 1100 , 1200 ] ,
num_before = 0 , num_after = 2 ,
first_visible_message_id = 1000 ,
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anchor = anchor , anchored_to_left = False , anchored_to_right = False ,
out_ids = [ 1000 , 1100 ] ,
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found_anchor = False , found_oldest = False ,
found_newest = False , history_limited = False ,
)
verify (
in_ids = [ 1000 , 1100 , 1200 ] ,
num_before = 0 , num_after = 2 ,
first_visible_message_id = 1100 ,
anchor = anchor , anchored_to_left = False , anchored_to_right = False ,
out_ids = [ 1100 , 1200 ] ,
found_anchor = False , found_oldest = False ,
# BUG: history_limited should be False here.
found_newest = False , history_limited = False ,
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)
# targeted query that finds row
anchor = 1000
verify (
in_ids = [ 1000 ] ,
num_before = 0 , num_after = 0 ,
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first_visible_message_id = 0 ,
anchor = anchor , anchored_to_left = False , anchored_to_right = False ,
out_ids = [ 1000 ] ,
found_anchor = True , found_oldest = False ,
found_newest = False , history_limited = False
)
verify (
in_ids = [ 1000 ] ,
num_before = 0 , num_after = 0 ,
first_visible_message_id = anchor ,
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anchor = anchor , anchored_to_left = False , anchored_to_right = False ,
out_ids = [ 1000 ] ,
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found_anchor = True , found_oldest = False ,
found_newest = False , history_limited = False
)
verify (
in_ids = [ 1000 ] ,
num_before = 0 , num_after = 0 ,
first_visible_message_id = 1100 ,
anchor = anchor , anchored_to_left = False , anchored_to_right = False ,
out_ids = [ ] ,
found_anchor = False , found_oldest = False ,
found_newest = False , history_limited = False ,
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)
# targeted query that finds nothing
anchor = 903
verify (
in_ids = [ ] ,
num_before = 0 , num_after = 0 ,
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first_visible_message_id = 0 ,
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anchor = anchor , anchored_to_left = False , anchored_to_right = False ,
out_ids = [ ] ,
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found_anchor = False , found_oldest = False ,
found_newest = False , history_limited = False
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)
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class GetOldMessagesTest ( ZulipTestCase ) :
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def get_and_check_messages ( self ,
modified_params : Dict [ str , Union [ str , int ] ] ,
* * kwargs : Any ) - > Dict [ str , Any ] :
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post_params = { " anchor " : 1 , " num_before " : 1 , " num_after " : 1 } # type: Dict[str, Union[str, int]]
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post_params . update ( modified_params )
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payload = self . client_get ( " /json/messages " , dict ( post_params ) ,
* * kwargs )
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self . assert_json_success ( payload )
result = ujson . loads ( payload . content )
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self . assertIn ( " messages " , result )
self . assertIsInstance ( result [ " messages " ] , list )
for message in result [ " messages " ] :
for field in ( " content " , " content_type " , " display_recipient " ,
" avatar_url " , " recipient_id " , " sender_full_name " ,
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" sender_short_name " , " timestamp " , " reactions " ) :
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self . assertIn ( field , message )
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return result
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def message_visibility_test ( self , narrow : List [ Dict [ str , str ] ] ,
message_ids : List [ int ] , pivot_index : int ) - > None :
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num_before = len ( message_ids )
search: Make `num_after`/`num_after` more consistent.
We now consistently set our query limits so that we get at
least `num_after` rows such that id > anchor. (Obviously, the
caveat is that if there aren't enough rows that fulfill the
query, we'll return the full set of rows, but that may be less
than `num_after`.) Likewise for `num_before`.
Before this change, we would sometimes return one too few rows
for narrow queries.
Now, we're still a bit broken, but in a more consistent way. If
we have a query that does not match the anchor row (which could
be true even for a non-narrow query), but which does match lots
of rows after the anchor, we'll return `num_after + 1` rows
on the right hand side, whether or not the query has narrow
parameters.
The off-by-one semantics here have probably been moot all along,
since our windows are approximate to begin with. If we set
num_after to 100, its just a rough performance optimization to
begin with, so it doesn't matter whether we return 99 or 101 rows,
as long as we set the anchor correctly on the subsequent query.
We will make the results more rigorous in a follow up commit.
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post_params = dict ( narrow = ujson . dumps ( narrow ) , num_before = num_before ,
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num_after = 0 , anchor = LARGER_THAN_MAX_MESSAGE_ID )
payload = self . client_get ( " /json/messages " , dict ( post_params ) )
self . assert_json_success ( payload )
result = ujson . loads ( payload . content )
self . assertEqual ( len ( result [ " messages " ] ) , len ( message_ids ) )
for message in result [ " messages " ] :
assert ( message [ " id " ] in message_ids )
post_params . update ( { " num_before " : len ( message_ids [ pivot_index : ] ) } )
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with first_visible_id_as ( message_ids [ pivot_index ] ) :
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payload = self . client_get ( " /json/messages " , dict ( post_params ) )
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self . assert_json_success ( payload )
result = ujson . loads ( payload . content )
self . assertEqual ( len ( result [ " messages " ] ) , len ( message_ids [ pivot_index : ] ) )
for message in result [ " messages " ] :
assert ( message [ " id " ] in message_ids )
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def get_query_ids ( self ) - > Dict [ str , int ] :
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hamlet_user = self . example_user ( ' hamlet ' )
othello_user = self . example_user ( ' othello ' )
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query_ids = { } # type: Dict[str, int]
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scotland_stream = get_stream ( ' Scotland ' , hamlet_user . realm )
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query_ids [ ' scotland_recipient ' ] = get_stream_recipient ( scotland_stream . id ) . id
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query_ids [ ' hamlet_id ' ] = hamlet_user . id
query_ids [ ' othello_id ' ] = othello_user . id
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query_ids [ ' hamlet_recipient ' ] = get_personal_recipient ( hamlet_user . id ) . id
query_ids [ ' othello_recipient ' ] = get_personal_recipient ( othello_user . id ) . id
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return query_ids
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def test_content_types ( self ) - > None :
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"""
Test old ` / json / messages ` returns reactions .
"""
self . login ( self . example_email ( " hamlet " ) )
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def get_content_type ( apply_markdown : bool ) - > str :
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req = dict (
apply_markdown = ujson . dumps ( apply_markdown ) ,
) # type: Dict[str, Any]
result = self . get_and_check_messages ( req )
message = result [ ' messages ' ] [ 0 ]
return message [ ' content_type ' ]
self . assertEqual (
get_content_type ( apply_markdown = False ) ,
' text/x-markdown ' ,
)
self . assertEqual (
get_content_type ( apply_markdown = True ) ,
' text/html ' ,
)
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def test_successful_get_messages_reaction ( self ) - > None :
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"""
Test old ` / json / messages ` returns reactions .
"""
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self . login ( self . example_email ( " hamlet " ) )
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messages = self . get_and_check_messages ( dict ( ) )
message_id = messages [ ' messages ' ] [ 0 ] [ ' id ' ]
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self . login ( self . example_email ( " othello " ) )
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reaction_name = ' thumbs_up '
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url = ' /json/messages/ {} /emoji_reactions/ {} ' . format ( message_id , reaction_name )
payload = self . client_put ( url )
self . assert_json_success ( payload )
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self . login ( self . example_email ( " hamlet " ) )
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messages = self . get_and_check_messages ( { } )
message_to_assert = None
for message in messages [ ' messages ' ] :
if message [ ' id ' ] == message_id :
message_to_assert = message
break
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assert ( message_to_assert is not None )
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self . assertEqual ( len ( message_to_assert [ ' reactions ' ] ) , 1 )
self . assertEqual ( message_to_assert [ ' reactions ' ] [ 0 ] [ ' emoji_name ' ] ,
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reaction_name )
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def test_successful_get_messages ( self ) - > None :
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"""
A call to GET / json / messages with valid parameters returns a list of
messages .
"""
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self . login ( self . example_email ( " hamlet " ) )
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self . get_and_check_messages ( dict ( ) )
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# We have to support the legacy tuple style while there are old
# clients around, which might include third party home-grown bots.
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self . get_and_check_messages ( dict ( narrow = ujson . dumps ( [ [ ' pm-with ' , self . example_email ( " othello " ) ] ] ) ) )
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self . get_and_check_messages ( dict ( narrow = ujson . dumps ( [ dict ( operator = ' pm-with ' , operand = self . example_email ( " othello " ) ) ] ) ) )
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def test_client_avatar ( self ) - > None :
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"""
The client_gravatar flag determines whether we send avatar_url .
"""
hamlet = self . example_user ( ' hamlet ' )
self . login ( hamlet . email )
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self . send_personal_message ( hamlet . email , self . example_email ( " iago " ) )
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result = self . get_and_check_messages ( { } )
message = result [ ' messages ' ] [ 0 ]
self . assertIn ( ' gravatar.com ' , message [ ' avatar_url ' ] )
result = self . get_and_check_messages ( dict ( client_gravatar = ujson . dumps ( True ) ) )
message = result [ ' messages ' ] [ 0 ]
self . assertEqual ( message [ ' avatar_url ' ] , None )
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# Now verify client_gravatar doesn't run with EMAIL_ADDRESS_VISIBILITY_ADMINS
do_set_realm_property ( hamlet . realm , " email_address_visibility " ,
Realm . EMAIL_ADDRESS_VISIBILITY_ADMINS )
result = self . get_and_check_messages ( dict ( client_gravatar = ujson . dumps ( True ) ) )
message = result [ ' messages ' ] [ 0 ]
self . assertIn ( ' gravatar.com ' , message [ ' avatar_url ' ] )
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def test_get_messages_with_narrow_pm_with ( self ) - > None :
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"""
A request for old messages with a narrow by pm - with only returns
conversations with that user .
"""
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me = self . example_email ( ' hamlet ' )
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def dr_emails ( dr : Union [ str , List [ Dict [ str , Any ] ] ] ) - > str :
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assert isinstance ( dr , list )
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return ' , ' . join ( sorted ( set ( [ r [ ' email ' ] for r in dr ] + [ me ] ) ) )
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def dr_ids ( dr : Union [ str , List [ Dict [ str , Any ] ] ] ) - > List [ int ] :
assert isinstance ( dr , list )
return list ( sorted ( set ( [ r [ ' id ' ] for r in dr ] + [ self . example_user ( ' hamlet ' ) . id ] ) ) )
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self . send_personal_message ( me , self . example_email ( " iago " ) )
self . send_huddle_message (
me ,
[ self . example_email ( " iago " ) , self . example_email ( " cordelia " ) ] ,
)
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personals = [ m for m in get_user_messages ( self . example_user ( ' hamlet ' ) )
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if not m . is_stream_message ( ) ]
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for personal in personals :
emails = dr_emails ( get_display_recipient ( personal . recipient ) )
self . login ( me )
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narrow = [ dict ( operator = ' pm-with ' , operand = emails ) ] # type: List[Dict[str, Any]]
result = self . get_and_check_messages ( dict ( narrow = ujson . dumps ( narrow ) ) )
for message in result [ " messages " ] :
self . assertEqual ( dr_emails ( message [ ' display_recipient ' ] ) , emails )
# check passing id is conistent with passing emails as operand
ids = dr_ids ( get_display_recipient ( personal . recipient ) )
narrow = [ dict ( operator = ' pm-with ' , operand = ids ) ]
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result = self . get_and_check_messages ( dict ( narrow = ujson . dumps ( narrow ) ) )
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for message in result [ " messages " ] :
self . assertEqual ( dr_emails ( message [ ' display_recipient ' ] ) , emails )
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def test_get_visible_messages_with_narrow_pm_with ( self ) - > None :
me = self . example_email ( ' hamlet ' )
self . login ( me )
self . subscribe ( self . example_user ( " hamlet " ) , ' Scotland ' )
message_ids = [ ]
for i in range ( 5 ) :
message_ids . append ( self . send_personal_message ( me , self . example_email ( " iago " ) ) )
narrow = [ dict ( operator = ' pm-with ' , operand = self . example_email ( " iago " ) ) ]
self . message_visibility_test ( narrow , message_ids , 2 )
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def test_get_messages_with_narrow_group_pm_with ( self ) - > None :
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"""
A request for old messages with a narrow by group - pm - with only returns
group - private conversations with that user .
"""
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me = self . example_email ( " hamlet " )
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matching_message_ids = [ ]
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matching_message_ids . append (
self . send_huddle_message (
me ,
[
self . example_email ( " iago " ) ,
self . example_email ( " cordelia " ) ,
self . example_email ( " othello " ) ,
] ,
) ,
)
matching_message_ids . append (
self . send_huddle_message (
me ,
[
self . example_email ( " cordelia " ) ,
self . example_email ( " othello " ) ,
] ,
) ,
)
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non_matching_message_ids = [ ]
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non_matching_message_ids . append (
self . send_personal_message ( me , self . example_email ( " cordelia " ) ) ,
)
non_matching_message_ids . append (
self . send_huddle_message (
me ,
[
self . example_email ( " iago " ) ,
self . example_email ( " othello " ) ,
] ,
) ,
)
non_matching_message_ids . append (
self . send_huddle_message (
self . example_email ( " cordelia " ) ,
[
self . example_email ( " iago " ) ,
self . example_email ( " othello " ) ,
] ,
) ,
)
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self . login ( me )
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narrow = [ dict ( operator = ' group-pm-with ' , operand = self . example_email ( " cordelia " ) ) ]
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result = self . get_and_check_messages ( dict ( narrow = ujson . dumps ( narrow ) ) )
for message in result [ " messages " ] :
self . assertIn ( message [ " id " ] , matching_message_ids )
self . assertNotIn ( message [ " id " ] , non_matching_message_ids )
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def test_get_visible_messages_with_narrow_group_pm_with ( self ) - > None :
me = self . example_email ( ' hamlet ' )
self . login ( me )
message_ids = [ ]
message_ids . append (
self . send_huddle_message (
me ,
[
self . example_email ( " iago " ) ,
self . example_email ( " cordelia " ) ,
self . example_email ( " othello " ) ,
] ,
) ,
)
message_ids . append (
self . send_huddle_message (
me ,
[
self . example_email ( " cordelia " ) ,
self . example_email ( " othello " ) ,
] ,
) ,
)
message_ids . append (
self . send_huddle_message (
me ,
[
self . example_email ( " cordelia " ) ,
self . example_email ( " iago " ) ,
] ,
) ,
)
narrow = [ dict ( operator = ' group-pm-with ' , operand = self . example_email ( " cordelia " ) ) ]
self . message_visibility_test ( narrow , message_ids , 1 )
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def test_include_history ( self ) - > None :
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hamlet = self . example_user ( ' hamlet ' )
cordelia = self . example_user ( ' cordelia ' )
stream_name = ' test stream '
self . subscribe ( cordelia , stream_name )
old_message_id = self . send_stream_message ( cordelia . email , stream_name , content = ' foo ' )
self . subscribe ( hamlet , stream_name )
content = ' hello @**King Hamlet** '
new_message_id = self . send_stream_message ( cordelia . email , stream_name , content = content )
self . login ( hamlet . email )
narrow = [
dict ( operator = ' stream ' , operand = stream_name )
]
req = dict (
narrow = ujson . dumps ( narrow ) ,
anchor = LARGER_THAN_MAX_MESSAGE_ID ,
num_before = 100 ,
num_after = 100 ,
)
payload = self . client_get ( ' /json/messages ' , req )
self . assert_json_success ( payload )
result = ujson . loads ( payload . content )
messages = result [ ' messages ' ]
self . assertEqual ( len ( messages ) , 2 )
for message in messages :
if message [ ' id ' ] == old_message_id :
old_message = message
elif message [ ' id ' ] == new_message_id :
new_message = message
self . assertEqual ( old_message [ ' flags ' ] , [ ' read ' , ' historical ' ] )
self . assertEqual ( new_message [ ' flags ' ] , [ ' mentioned ' ] )
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def test_get_messages_with_narrow_stream ( self ) - > None :
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"""
A request for old messages with a narrow by stream only returns
messages for that stream .
"""
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self . login ( self . example_email ( ' hamlet ' ) )
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# We need to subscribe to a stream and then send a message to
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# it to ensure that we actually have a stream message in this
# narrow view.
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self . subscribe ( self . example_user ( " hamlet " ) , ' Scotland ' )
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self . send_stream_message ( self . example_email ( " hamlet " ) , " Scotland " )
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messages = get_user_messages ( self . example_user ( ' hamlet ' ) )
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stream_messages = [ msg for msg in messages if msg . is_stream_message ( ) ]
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stream_name = get_display_recipient ( stream_messages [ 0 ] . recipient )
stream_id = stream_messages [ 0 ] . recipient . id
narrow = [ dict ( operator = ' stream ' , operand = stream_name ) ]
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result = self . get_and_check_messages ( dict ( narrow = ujson . dumps ( narrow ) ) )
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for message in result [ " messages " ] :
self . assertEqual ( message [ " type " ] , " stream " )
self . assertEqual ( message [ " recipient_id " ] , stream_id )
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def test_get_visible_messages_with_narrow_stream ( self ) - > None :
self . login ( self . example_email ( ' hamlet ' ) )
self . subscribe ( self . example_user ( " hamlet " ) , ' Scotland ' )
message_ids = [ ]
for i in range ( 5 ) :
message_ids . append ( self . send_stream_message ( self . example_email ( " iago " ) , " Scotland " ) )
narrow = [ dict ( operator = ' stream ' , operand = " Scotland " ) ]
self . message_visibility_test ( narrow , message_ids , 2 )
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def test_get_messages_with_narrow_stream_mit_unicode_regex ( self ) - > None :
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"""
A request for old messages for a user in the mit . edu relam with unicode
stream name should be correctly escaped in the database query .
"""
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self . login ( self . mit_email ( " starnine " ) , realm = get_realm ( " zephyr " ) )
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# We need to susbcribe to a stream and then send a message to
# it to ensure that we actually have a stream message in this
# narrow view.
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lambda_stream_name = u " \u03bb -stream "
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stream = self . subscribe ( self . mit_user ( " starnine " ) , lambda_stream_name )
self . assertTrue ( stream . is_in_zephyr_realm )
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lambda_stream_d_name = u " \u03bb -stream.d "
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self . subscribe ( self . mit_user ( " starnine " ) , lambda_stream_d_name )
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self . send_stream_message ( self . mit_email ( " starnine " ) , u " \u03bb -stream " , sender_realm = " zephyr " )
self . send_stream_message ( self . mit_email ( " starnine " ) , u " \u03bb -stream.d " , sender_realm = " zephyr " )
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narrow = [ dict ( operator = ' stream ' , operand = u ' \u03bb -stream ' ) ]
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result = self . get_and_check_messages ( dict ( num_after = 2 ,
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narrow = ujson . dumps ( narrow ) ) ,
subdomain = " zephyr " )
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messages = get_user_messages ( self . mit_user ( " starnine " ) )
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stream_messages = [ msg for msg in messages if msg . is_stream_message ( ) ]
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self . assertEqual ( len ( result [ " messages " ] ) , 2 )
for i , message in enumerate ( result [ " messages " ] ) :
self . assertEqual ( message [ " type " ] , " stream " )
stream_id = stream_messages [ i ] . recipient . id
self . assertEqual ( message [ " recipient_id " ] , stream_id )
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def test_get_messages_with_narrow_topic_mit_unicode_regex ( self ) - > None :
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"""
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A request for old messages for a user in the mit . edu realm with unicode
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topic name should be correctly escaped in the database query .
"""
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mit_user_profile = self . mit_user ( " starnine " )
email = mit_user_profile . email
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self . login ( email , realm = get_realm ( " zephyr " ) )
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# We need to susbcribe to a stream and then send a message to
# it to ensure that we actually have a stream message in this
# narrow view.
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self . subscribe ( mit_user_profile , " Scotland " )
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self . send_stream_message ( email , " Scotland " , topic_name = u " \u03bb -topic " ,
sender_realm = " zephyr " )
self . send_stream_message ( email , " Scotland " , topic_name = u " \u03bb -topic.d " ,
sender_realm = " zephyr " )
self . send_stream_message ( email , " Scotland " , topic_name = u " \u03bb -topic.d.d " ,
sender_realm = " zephyr " )
self . send_stream_message ( email , " Scotland " , topic_name = u " \u03bb -topic.d.d.d " ,
sender_realm = " zephyr " )
self . send_stream_message ( email , " Scotland " , topic_name = u " \u03bb -topic.d.d.d.d " ,
sender_realm = " zephyr " )
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narrow = [ dict ( operator = ' topic ' , operand = u ' \u03bb -topic ' ) ]
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result = self . get_and_check_messages (
dict ( num_after = 100 , narrow = ujson . dumps ( narrow ) ) ,
subdomain = " zephyr " )
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messages = get_user_messages ( mit_user_profile )
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stream_messages = [ msg for msg in messages if msg . is_stream_message ( ) ]
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self . assertEqual ( len ( result [ " messages " ] ) , 5 )
for i , message in enumerate ( result [ " messages " ] ) :
self . assertEqual ( message [ " type " ] , " stream " )
stream_id = stream_messages [ i ] . recipient . id
self . assertEqual ( message [ " recipient_id " ] , stream_id )
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def test_get_messages_with_narrow_topic_mit_personal ( self ) - > None :
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"""
We handle . d grouping for MIT realm personal messages correctly .
"""
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mit_user_profile = self . mit_user ( " starnine " )
email = mit_user_profile . email
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# We need to susbcribe to a stream and then send a message to
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# it to ensure that we actually have a stream message in this
# narrow view.
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self . login ( email , realm = mit_user_profile . realm )
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self . subscribe ( mit_user_profile , " Scotland " )
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self . send_stream_message ( email , " Scotland " , topic_name = u " .d.d " ,
sender_realm = " zephyr " )
self . send_stream_message ( email , " Scotland " , topic_name = u " PERSONAL " ,
sender_realm = " zephyr " )
self . send_stream_message ( email , " Scotland " , topic_name = u ' (instance " " ).d ' ,
sender_realm = " zephyr " )
self . send_stream_message ( email , " Scotland " , topic_name = u " .d.d.d " ,
sender_realm = " zephyr " )
self . send_stream_message ( email , " Scotland " , topic_name = u " personal.d " ,
sender_realm = " zephyr " )
self . send_stream_message ( email , " Scotland " , topic_name = u ' (instance " " ) ' ,
sender_realm = " zephyr " )
self . send_stream_message ( email , " Scotland " , topic_name = u " .d.d.d.d " ,
sender_realm = " zephyr " )
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narrow = [ dict ( operator = ' topic ' , operand = u ' personal.d.d ' ) ]
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result = self . get_and_check_messages (
dict ( num_before = 50 ,
num_after = 50 ,
narrow = ujson . dumps ( narrow ) ) ,
subdomain = " zephyr " )
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messages = get_user_messages ( mit_user_profile )
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stream_messages = [ msg for msg in messages if msg . is_stream_message ( ) ]
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self . assertEqual ( len ( result [ " messages " ] ) , 7 )
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for i , message in enumerate ( result [ " messages " ] ) :
self . assertEqual ( message [ " type " ] , " stream " )
stream_id = stream_messages [ i ] . recipient . id
self . assertEqual ( message [ " recipient_id " ] , stream_id )
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def test_get_messages_with_narrow_sender ( self ) - > None :
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"""
A request for old messages with a narrow by sender only returns
messages sent by that person .
"""
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self . login ( self . example_email ( " hamlet " ) )
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# We need to send a message here to ensure that we actually
# have a stream message in this narrow view.
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self . send_stream_message ( self . example_email ( " hamlet " ) , " Scotland " )
self . send_stream_message ( self . example_email ( " othello " ) , " Scotland " )
self . send_personal_message ( self . example_email ( " othello " ) , self . example_email ( " hamlet " ) )
self . send_stream_message ( self . example_email ( " iago " ) , " Scotland " )
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narrow = [ dict ( operator = ' sender ' , operand = self . example_email ( " othello " ) ) ]
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result = self . get_and_check_messages ( dict ( narrow = ujson . dumps ( narrow ) ) )
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for message in result [ " messages " ] :
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self . assertEqual ( message [ " sender_email " ] , self . example_email ( " othello " ) )
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def _update_tsvector_index ( self ) - > None :
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# We use brute force here and update our text search index
# for the entire zerver_message table (which is small in test
# mode). In production there is an async process which keeps
# the search index up to date.
with connection . cursor ( ) as cursor :
cursor . execute ( """
UPDATE zerver_message SET
search_tsvector = to_tsvector ( ' zulip.english_us_search ' ,
subject | | rendered_content )
""" )
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@override_settings ( USING_PGROONGA = False )
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def test_messages_in_narrow ( self ) - > None :
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email = self . example_email ( " cordelia " )
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self . login ( email )
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def send ( content : str ) - > int :
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msg_id = self . send_stream_message (
sender_email = email ,
stream_name = " Verona " ,
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content = content ,
)
return msg_id
good_id = send ( ' KEYWORDMATCH and should work ' )
bad_id = send ( ' no match ' )
msg_ids = [ good_id , bad_id ]
send ( ' KEYWORDMATCH but not in msg_ids ' )
self . _update_tsvector_index ( )
narrow = [
dict ( operator = ' search ' , operand = ' KEYWORDMATCH ' ) ,
]
raw_params = dict ( msg_ids = msg_ids , narrow = narrow )
params = { k : ujson . dumps ( v ) for k , v in raw_params . items ( ) }
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result = self . client_get ( ' /json/messages/matches_narrow ' , params )
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self . assert_json_success ( result )
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messages = result . json ( ) [ ' messages ' ]
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self . assertEqual ( len ( list ( messages . keys ( ) ) ) , 1 )
message = messages [ str ( good_id ) ]
self . assertEqual ( message [ ' match_content ' ] ,
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u ' <p><span class= " highlight " >KEYWORDMATCH</span> and should work</p> ' )
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@override_settings ( USING_PGROONGA = False )
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def test_get_messages_with_search ( self ) - > None :
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self . login ( self . example_email ( " cordelia " ) )
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messages_to_search = [
( ' breakfast ' , ' there are muffins in the conference room ' ) ,
( ' lunch plans ' , ' I am hungry! ' ) ,
( ' meetings ' , ' discuss lunch after lunch ' ) ,
( ' meetings ' , ' please bring your laptops to take notes ' ) ,
( ' dinner ' , ' Anybody staying late tonight? ' ) ,
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( ' urltest ' , ' https://google.com ' ) ,
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( u ' 日本 ' , u ' こんに ちは 。 今日は いい 天気ですね。 ' ) ,
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( u ' 日本 ' , u ' 今朝はごはんを食べました。 ' ) ,
( u ' 日本 ' , u ' 昨日、日本 のお菓子を送りました。 ' ) ,
( ' english ' , u ' I want to go to 日本! ' ) ,
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]
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next_message_id = self . get_last_message ( ) . id + 1
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for topic , content in messages_to_search :
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self . send_stream_message (
sender_email = self . example_email ( " cordelia " ) ,
stream_name = " Verona " ,
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content = content ,
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topic_name = topic ,
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)
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self . _update_tsvector_index ( )
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narrow = [
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dict ( operator = ' sender ' , operand = self . example_email ( " cordelia " ) ) ,
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dict ( operator = ' search ' , operand = ' lunch ' ) ,
]
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result = self . get_and_check_messages ( dict (
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narrow = ujson . dumps ( narrow ) ,
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anchor = next_message_id ,
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num_before = 0 ,
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num_after = 10 ,
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) ) # type: Dict[str, Any]
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self . assertEqual ( len ( result [ ' messages ' ] ) , 2 )
messages = result [ ' messages ' ]
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narrow = [ dict ( operator = ' search ' , operand = ' https://google.com ' ) ]
link_search_result = self . get_and_check_messages ( dict (
narrow = ujson . dumps ( narrow ) ,
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anchor = next_message_id ,
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num_before = 0 ,
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num_after = 10 ,
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) ) # type: Dict[str, Any]
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self . assertEqual ( len ( link_search_result [ ' messages ' ] ) , 1 )
self . assertEqual ( link_search_result [ ' messages ' ] [ 0 ] [ ' match_content ' ] ,
' <p><a href= " https://google.com " target= " _blank " title= " https://google.com " >https://<span class= " highlight " >google.com</span></a></p> ' )
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meeting_message = [ m for m in messages if m [ TOPIC_NAME ] == ' meetings ' ] [ 0 ]
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self . assertEqual (
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meeting_message [ MATCH_TOPIC ] ,
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' meetings ' )
self . assertEqual (
meeting_message [ ' match_content ' ] ,
' <p>discuss <span class= " highlight " >lunch</span> after ' +
' <span class= " highlight " >lunch</span></p> ' )
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meeting_message = [ m for m in messages if m [ TOPIC_NAME ] == ' lunch plans ' ] [ 0 ]
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self . assertEqual (
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meeting_message [ MATCH_TOPIC ] ,
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' <span class= " highlight " >lunch</span> plans ' )
self . assertEqual (
meeting_message [ ' match_content ' ] ,
' <p>I am hungry!</p> ' )
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# Should not crash when multiple search operands are present
multi_search_narrow = [
dict ( operator = ' search ' , operand = ' discuss ' ) ,
dict ( operator = ' search ' , operand = ' after ' ) ,
]
multi_search_result = self . get_and_check_messages ( dict (
narrow = ujson . dumps ( multi_search_narrow ) ,
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anchor = next_message_id ,
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num_after = 10 ,
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num_before = 0 ,
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) ) # type: Dict[str, Any]
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self . assertEqual ( len ( multi_search_result [ ' messages ' ] ) , 1 )
self . assertEqual ( multi_search_result [ ' messages ' ] [ 0 ] [ ' match_content ' ] , ' <p><span class= " highlight " >discuss</span> lunch <span class= " highlight " >after</span> lunch</p> ' )
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# Test searching in messages with unicode characters
narrow = [
dict ( operator = ' search ' , operand = u ' 日本 ' ) ,
]
result = self . get_and_check_messages ( dict (
narrow = ujson . dumps ( narrow ) ,
anchor = next_message_id ,
num_after = 10 ,
num_before = 0 ,
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) )
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self . assertEqual ( len ( result [ ' messages ' ] ) , 4 )
messages = result [ ' messages ' ]
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japanese_message = [ m for m in messages if m [ TOPIC_NAME ] == u ' 日本 ' ] [ - 1 ]
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self . assertEqual (
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japanese_message [ MATCH_TOPIC ] ,
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u ' <span class= " highlight " >日本</span> ' )
self . assertEqual (
japanese_message [ ' match_content ' ] ,
u ' <p>昨日、<span class= " highlight " >日本</span> ' +
u ' のお菓子を送りました。</p> ' )
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english_message = [ m for m in messages if m [ TOPIC_NAME ] == ' english ' ] [ 0 ]
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self . assertEqual (
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english_message [ MATCH_TOPIC ] ,
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' english ' )
self . assertIn (
english_message [ ' match_content ' ] ,
u ' <p>I want to go to <span class= " highlight " >日本</span>!</p> ' )
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# Multiple search operands with unicode
multi_search_narrow = [
dict ( operator = ' search ' , operand = ' ちは ' ) ,
dict ( operator = ' search ' , operand = ' 今日は ' ) ,
]
multi_search_result = self . get_and_check_messages ( dict (
narrow = ujson . dumps ( multi_search_narrow ) ,
anchor = next_message_id ,
num_after = 10 ,
num_before = 0 ,
) )
self . assertEqual ( len ( multi_search_result [ ' messages ' ] ) , 1 )
self . assertEqual ( multi_search_result [ ' messages ' ] [ 0 ] [ ' match_content ' ] ,
' <p>こんに <span class= " highlight " >ちは</span> 。 <span class= " highlight " >今日は</span> いい 天気ですね。</p> ' )
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@override_settings ( USING_PGROONGA = False )
def test_get_visible_messages_with_search ( self ) - > None :
self . login ( self . example_email ( ' hamlet ' ) )
self . subscribe ( self . example_user ( " hamlet " ) , ' Scotland ' )
messages_to_search = [
( " Gryffindor " , " Hogwart ' s house which values courage, bravery, nerve, and chivalry " ) ,
( " Hufflepuff " , " Hogwart ' s house which values hard work, patience, justice, and loyalty. " ) ,
( " Ravenclaw " , " Hogwart ' s house which values intelligence, creativity, learning, and wit " ) ,
( " Slytherin " , " Hogwart ' s house which values ambition, cunning, leadership, and resourcefulness " ) ,
]
message_ids = [ ]
for topic , content in messages_to_search :
message_ids . append ( self . send_stream_message ( self . example_email ( " iago " ) , " Scotland " ,
topic_name = topic , content = content ) )
self . _update_tsvector_index ( )
narrow = [ dict ( operator = ' search ' , operand = " Hogwart ' s " ) ]
self . message_visibility_test ( narrow , message_ids , 2 )
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@override_settings ( USING_PGROONGA = False )
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def test_get_messages_with_search_not_subscribed ( self ) - > None :
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""" Verify support for searching a stream you ' re not subscribed to """
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self . subscribe ( self . example_user ( " hamlet " ) , " newstream " )
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self . send_stream_message (
sender_email = self . example_email ( " hamlet " ) ,
stream_name = " newstream " ,
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content = " Public special content! " ,
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topic_name = " new " ,
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)
self . _update_tsvector_index ( )
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self . login ( self . example_email ( " cordelia " ) )
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stream_search_narrow = [
dict ( operator = ' search ' , operand = ' special ' ) ,
dict ( operator = ' stream ' , operand = ' newstream ' ) ,
]
stream_search_result = self . get_and_check_messages ( dict (
narrow = ujson . dumps ( stream_search_narrow ) ,
anchor = 0 ,
num_after = 10 ,
num_before = 10 ,
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) ) # type: Dict[str, Any]
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self . assertEqual ( len ( stream_search_result [ ' messages ' ] ) , 1 )
self . assertEqual ( stream_search_result [ ' messages ' ] [ 0 ] [ ' match_content ' ] ,
' <p>Public <span class= " highlight " >special</span> content!</p> ' )
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@override_settings ( USING_PGROONGA = True )
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def test_get_messages_with_search_pgroonga ( self ) - > None :
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self . login ( self . example_email ( " cordelia " ) )
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next_message_id = self . get_last_message ( ) . id + 1
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messages_to_search = [
( u ' 日本語 ' , u ' こんにちは。今日はいい天気ですね。 ' ) ,
( u ' 日本語 ' , u ' 今朝はごはんを食べました。 ' ) ,
( u ' 日本語 ' , u ' 昨日、日本のお菓子を送りました。 ' ) ,
( ' english ' , u ' I want to go to 日本! ' ) ,
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( ' english ' , ' Can you speak https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese? ' ) ,
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( ' english ' , ' https://google.com ' ) ,
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( ' bread & butter ' , ' chalk & cheese ' ) ,
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]
for topic , content in messages_to_search :
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self . send_stream_message (
sender_email = self . example_email ( " cordelia " ) ,
stream_name = " Verona " ,
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content = content ,
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topic_name = topic ,
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)
# We use brute force here and update our text search index
# for the entire zerver_message table (which is small in test
# mode). In production there is an async process which keeps
# the search index up to date.
with connection . cursor ( ) as cursor :
cursor . execute ( """
UPDATE zerver_message SET
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search_pgroonga = escape_html ( subject ) | | ' ' | | rendered_content
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""" )
narrow = [
dict ( operator = ' search ' , operand = u ' 日本 ' ) ,
]
result = self . get_and_check_messages ( dict (
narrow = ujson . dumps ( narrow ) ,
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anchor = next_message_id ,
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num_after = 10 ,
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num_before = 0 ,
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) ) # type: Dict[str, Any]
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self . assertEqual ( len ( result [ ' messages ' ] ) , 4 )
messages = result [ ' messages ' ]
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japanese_message = [ m for m in messages if m [ TOPIC_NAME ] == u ' 日本語 ' ] [ - 1 ]
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self . assertEqual (
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japanese_message [ MATCH_TOPIC ] ,
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u ' <span class= " highlight " >日本</span>語 ' )
self . assertEqual (
japanese_message [ ' match_content ' ] ,
u ' <p>昨日、<span class= " highlight " >日本</span>の ' +
u ' お菓子を送りました。</p> ' )
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english_message = [ m for m in messages if m [ TOPIC_NAME ] == ' english ' ] [ 0 ]
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self . assertEqual (
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english_message [ MATCH_TOPIC ] ,
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' english ' )
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self . assertIn (
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english_message [ ' match_content ' ] ,
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# NOTE: The whitespace here is off due to a pgroonga bug.
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# This bug is a pgroonga regression and according to one of
# the author, this should be fixed in its next release.
[ u ' <p>I want to go to <span class= " highlight " >日本</span>!</p> ' , # This is correct.
u ' <p>I want to go to<span class= " highlight " > 日本</span>!</p> ' , ] )
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# Should not crash when multiple search operands are present
multi_search_narrow = [
dict ( operator = ' search ' , operand = ' can ' ) ,
dict ( operator = ' search ' , operand = ' speak ' ) ,
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dict ( operator = ' search ' , operand = ' wiki ' ) ,
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]
multi_search_result = self . get_and_check_messages ( dict (
narrow = ujson . dumps ( multi_search_narrow ) ,
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anchor = next_message_id ,
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num_after = 10 ,
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num_before = 0 ,
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) ) # type: Dict[str, Any]
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self . assertEqual ( len ( multi_search_result [ ' messages ' ] ) , 1 )
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self . assertEqual ( multi_search_result [ ' messages ' ] [ 0 ] [ ' match_content ' ] ,
' <p><span class= " highlight " >Can</span> you <span class= " highlight " >speak</span> <a href= " https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese " target= " _blank " title= " https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese " >https://en.<span class= " highlight " >wiki</span>pedia.org/<span class= " highlight " >wiki</span>/Japanese</a>?</p> ' )
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# Multiple search operands with unicode
multi_search_narrow = [
dict ( operator = ' search ' , operand = ' 朝は ' ) ,
dict ( operator = ' search ' , operand = ' べました ' ) ,
]
multi_search_result = self . get_and_check_messages ( dict (
narrow = ujson . dumps ( multi_search_narrow ) ,
anchor = next_message_id ,
num_after = 10 ,
num_before = 0 ,
) )
self . assertEqual ( len ( multi_search_result [ ' messages ' ] ) , 1 )
self . assertEqual ( multi_search_result [ ' messages ' ] [ 0 ] [ ' match_content ' ] ,
' <p>今<span class= " highlight " >朝は</span>ごはんを食<span class= " highlight " >べました</span>。</p> ' )
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narrow = [ dict ( operator = ' search ' , operand = ' https://google.com ' ) ]
link_search_result = self . get_and_check_messages ( dict (
narrow = ujson . dumps ( narrow ) ,
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anchor = next_message_id ,
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num_after = 10 ,
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num_before = 0 ,
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) ) # type: Dict[str, Any]
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self . assertEqual ( len ( link_search_result [ ' messages ' ] ) , 1 )
self . assertEqual ( link_search_result [ ' messages ' ] [ 0 ] [ ' match_content ' ] ,
' <p><a href= " https://google.com " target= " _blank " title= " https://google.com " ><span class= " highlight " >https://google.com</span></a></p> ' )
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# Search operands with HTML Special Characters
special_search_narrow = [
dict ( operator = ' search ' , operand = ' butter ' ) ,
]
special_search_result = self . get_and_check_messages ( dict (
narrow = ujson . dumps ( special_search_narrow ) ,
anchor = next_message_id ,
num_after = 10 ,
num_before = 0 ,
) ) # type: Dict[str, Any]
self . assertEqual ( len ( special_search_result [ ' messages ' ] ) , 1 )
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self . assertEqual ( special_search_result [ ' messages ' ] [ 0 ] [ MATCH_TOPIC ] ,
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' bread & <span class= " highlight " >butter</span> ' )
special_search_narrow = [
dict ( operator = ' search ' , operand = ' & ' ) ,
]
special_search_result = self . get_and_check_messages ( dict (
narrow = ujson . dumps ( special_search_narrow ) ,
anchor = next_message_id ,
num_after = 10 ,
num_before = 0 ,
) )
self . assertEqual ( len ( special_search_result [ ' messages ' ] ) , 1 )
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self . assertEqual ( special_search_result [ ' messages ' ] [ 0 ] [ MATCH_TOPIC ] ,
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' bread <span class= " highlight " >&</span> butter ' )
self . assertEqual ( special_search_result [ ' messages ' ] [ 0 ] [ ' match_content ' ] ,
' <p>chalk <span class= " highlight " >&</span> cheese</p> ' )
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def test_messages_in_narrow_for_non_search ( self ) - > None :
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email = self . example_email ( " cordelia " )
self . login ( email )
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def send ( content : str ) - > int :
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msg_id = self . send_stream_message (
sender_email = email ,
stream_name = " Verona " ,
topic_name = ' test_topic ' ,
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content = content ,
)
return msg_id
good_id = send ( ' http://foo.com ' )
bad_id = send ( ' no link here ' )
msg_ids = [ good_id , bad_id ]
send ( ' http://bar.com but not in msg_ids ' )
narrow = [
dict ( operator = ' has ' , operand = ' link ' ) ,
]
raw_params = dict ( msg_ids = msg_ids , narrow = narrow )
params = { k : ujson . dumps ( v ) for k , v in raw_params . items ( ) }
result = self . client_get ( ' /json/messages/matches_narrow ' , params )
self . assert_json_success ( result )
messages = result . json ( ) [ ' messages ' ]
self . assertEqual ( len ( list ( messages . keys ( ) ) ) , 1 )
message = messages [ str ( good_id ) ]
self . assertIn ( ' a href= ' , message [ ' match_content ' ] )
self . assertIn ( ' http://foo.com ' , message [ ' match_content ' ] )
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self . assertEqual ( message [ MATCH_TOPIC ] , ' test_topic ' )
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def test_get_messages_with_only_searching_anchor ( self ) - > None :
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"""
Test that specifying an anchor but 0 for num_before and num_after
returns at most 1 message .
"""
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self . login ( self . example_email ( " cordelia " ) )
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anchor = self . send_stream_message ( self . example_email ( " cordelia " ) , " Verona " )
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narrow = [ dict ( operator = ' sender ' , operand = self . example_email ( " cordelia " ) ) ]
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result = self . get_and_check_messages ( dict ( narrow = ujson . dumps ( narrow ) ,
anchor = anchor , num_before = 0 ,
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num_after = 0 ) ) # type: Dict[str, Any]
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self . assertEqual ( len ( result [ ' messages ' ] ) , 1 )
narrow = [ dict ( operator = ' is ' , operand = ' mentioned ' ) ]
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result = self . get_and_check_messages ( dict ( narrow = ujson . dumps ( narrow ) ,
anchor = anchor , num_before = 0 ,
num_after = 0 ) )
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self . assertEqual ( len ( result [ ' messages ' ] ) , 0 )
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def test_get_visible_messages_with_anchor ( self ) - > None :
def messages_matches_ids ( messages : List [ Dict [ str , Any ] ] , message_ids : List [ int ] ) - > None :
self . assertEqual ( len ( messages ) , len ( message_ids ) )
for message in messages :
assert ( message [ " id " ] in message_ids )
self . login ( self . example_email ( " hamlet " ) )
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Message . objects . all ( ) . delete ( )
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message_ids = [ ]
for i in range ( 10 ) :
message_ids . append ( self . send_stream_message ( self . example_email ( " cordelia " ) , " Verona " ) )
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data = self . get_messages_response ( anchor = message_ids [ 9 ] , num_before = 9 , num_after = 0 )
messages = data [ ' messages ' ]
self . assertEqual ( data [ ' found_anchor ' ] , True )
self . assertEqual ( data [ ' found_oldest ' ] , False )
self . assertEqual ( data [ ' found_newest ' ] , False )
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self . assertEqual ( data [ ' history_limited ' ] , False )
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messages_matches_ids ( messages , message_ids )
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with first_visible_id_as ( message_ids [ 5 ] ) :
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data = self . get_messages_response ( anchor = message_ids [ 9 ] , num_before = 9 , num_after = 0 )
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messages = data [ ' messages ' ]
self . assertEqual ( data [ ' found_anchor ' ] , True )
self . assertEqual ( data [ ' found_oldest ' ] , True )
self . assertEqual ( data [ ' found_newest ' ] , False )
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self . assertEqual ( data [ ' history_limited ' ] , True )
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messages_matches_ids ( messages , message_ids [ 5 : ] )
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with first_visible_id_as ( message_ids [ 2 ] ) :
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data = self . get_messages_response ( anchor = message_ids [ 6 ] , num_before = 9 , num_after = 0 )
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messages = data [ ' messages ' ]
self . assertEqual ( data [ ' found_anchor ' ] , True )
self . assertEqual ( data [ ' found_oldest ' ] , True )
self . assertEqual ( data [ ' found_newest ' ] , False )
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self . assertEqual ( data [ ' history_limited ' ] , True )
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messages_matches_ids ( messages , message_ids [ 2 : 7 ] )
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with first_visible_id_as ( message_ids [ 9 ] + 1 ) :
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data = self . get_messages_response ( anchor = message_ids [ 9 ] , num_before = 9 , num_after = 0 )
messages = data [ ' messages ' ]
self . assert_length ( messages , 0 )
self . assertEqual ( data [ ' found_anchor ' ] , False )
self . assertEqual ( data [ ' found_oldest ' ] , True )
self . assertEqual ( data [ ' found_newest ' ] , False )
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self . assertEqual ( data [ ' history_limited ' ] , True )
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data = self . get_messages_response ( anchor = message_ids [ 5 ] , num_before = 0 , num_after = 5 )
messages = data [ ' messages ' ]
self . assertEqual ( data [ ' found_anchor ' ] , True )
self . assertEqual ( data [ ' found_oldest ' ] , False )
self . assertEqual ( data [ ' found_newest ' ] , True )
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self . assertEqual ( data [ ' history_limited ' ] , False )
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messages_matches_ids ( messages , message_ids [ 5 : ] )
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with first_visible_id_as ( message_ids [ 7 ] ) :
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data = self . get_messages_response ( anchor = message_ids [ 5 ] , num_before = 0 , num_after = 5 )
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messages = data [ ' messages ' ]
self . assertEqual ( data [ ' found_anchor ' ] , False )
self . assertEqual ( data [ ' found_oldest ' ] , False )
self . assertEqual ( data [ ' found_newest ' ] , True )
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self . assertEqual ( data [ ' history_limited ' ] , False )
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messages_matches_ids ( messages , message_ids [ 7 : ] )
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with first_visible_id_as ( message_ids [ 2 ] ) :
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data = self . get_messages_response ( anchor = message_ids [ 0 ] , num_before = 0 , num_after = 5 )
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messages = data [ ' messages ' ]
self . assertEqual ( data [ ' found_anchor ' ] , False )
self . assertEqual ( data [ ' found_oldest ' ] , False )
self . assertEqual ( data [ ' found_newest ' ] , False )
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self . assertEqual ( data [ ' history_limited ' ] , False )
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messages_matches_ids ( messages , message_ids [ 2 : 7 ] )
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with first_visible_id_as ( message_ids [ 9 ] + 1 ) :
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data = self . get_messages_response ( anchor = message_ids [ 0 ] , num_before = 0 , num_after = 5 )
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messages = data [ ' messages ' ]
self . assertEqual ( data [ ' found_anchor ' ] , False )
self . assertEqual ( data [ ' found_oldest ' ] , False )
self . assertEqual ( data [ ' found_newest ' ] , True )
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self . assertEqual ( data [ ' history_limited ' ] , False )
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self . assert_length ( messages , 0 )
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data = self . get_messages_response ( anchor = message_ids [ 5 ] , num_before = 5 , num_after = 4 )
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messages = data [ ' messages ' ]
self . assertEqual ( data [ ' found_anchor ' ] , True )
self . assertEqual ( data [ ' found_oldest ' ] , False )
self . assertEqual ( data [ ' found_newest ' ] , False )
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self . assertEqual ( data [ ' history_limited ' ] , False )
messages_matches_ids ( messages , message_ids )
data = self . get_messages_response ( anchor = message_ids [ 5 ] , num_before = 10 , num_after = 10 )
messages = data [ ' messages ' ]
self . assertEqual ( data [ ' found_anchor ' ] , True )
self . assertEqual ( data [ ' found_oldest ' ] , True )
self . assertEqual ( data [ ' found_newest ' ] , True )
self . assertEqual ( data [ ' history_limited ' ] , False )
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messages_matches_ids ( messages , message_ids )
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with first_visible_id_as ( message_ids [ 5 ] ) :
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data = self . get_messages_response ( anchor = message_ids [ 5 ] , num_before = 5 , num_after = 4 )
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messages = data [ ' messages ' ]
self . assertEqual ( data [ ' found_anchor ' ] , True )
self . assertEqual ( data [ ' found_oldest ' ] , True )
self . assertEqual ( data [ ' found_newest ' ] , False )
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self . assertEqual ( data [ ' history_limited ' ] , True )
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messages_matches_ids ( messages , message_ids [ 5 : ] )
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with first_visible_id_as ( message_ids [ 5 ] ) :
data = self . get_messages_response ( anchor = message_ids [ 2 ] , num_before = 5 , num_after = 3 )
messages = data [ ' messages ' ]
self . assertEqual ( data [ ' found_anchor ' ] , False )
self . assertEqual ( data [ ' found_oldest ' ] , True )
self . assertEqual ( data [ ' found_newest ' ] , False )
self . assertEqual ( data [ ' history_limited ' ] , True )
messages_matches_ids ( messages , message_ids [ 5 : 8 ] )
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with first_visible_id_as ( message_ids [ 5 ] ) :
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data = self . get_messages_response ( anchor = message_ids [ 2 ] , num_before = 10 , num_after = 10 )
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messages = data [ ' messages ' ]
self . assertEqual ( data [ ' found_anchor ' ] , False )
self . assertEqual ( data [ ' found_oldest ' ] , True )
self . assertEqual ( data [ ' found_newest ' ] , True )
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messages_matches_ids ( messages , message_ids [ 5 : ] )
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with first_visible_id_as ( message_ids [ 9 ] + 1 ) :
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data = self . get_messages_response ( anchor = message_ids [ 5 ] , num_before = 5 , num_after = 4 )
messages = data [ ' messages ' ]
self . assertEqual ( data [ ' found_anchor ' ] , False )
self . assertEqual ( data [ ' found_oldest ' ] , True )
self . assertEqual ( data [ ' found_newest ' ] , True )
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self . assertEqual ( data [ ' history_limited ' ] , True )
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self . assert_length ( messages , 0 )
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with first_visible_id_as ( message_ids [ 5 ] ) :
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data = self . get_messages_response ( anchor = message_ids [ 5 ] , num_before = 0 , num_after = 0 )
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messages = data [ ' messages ' ]
self . assertEqual ( data [ ' found_anchor ' ] , True )
self . assertEqual ( data [ ' found_oldest ' ] , False )
self . assertEqual ( data [ ' found_newest ' ] , False )
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self . assertEqual ( data [ ' history_limited ' ] , False )
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messages_matches_ids ( messages , message_ids [ 5 : 6 ] )
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with first_visible_id_as ( message_ids [ 5 ] ) :
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data = self . get_messages_response ( anchor = message_ids [ 2 ] , num_before = 0 , num_after = 0 )
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messages = data [ ' messages ' ]
self . assertEqual ( data [ ' found_anchor ' ] , False )
self . assertEqual ( data [ ' found_oldest ' ] , False )
self . assertEqual ( data [ ' found_newest ' ] , False )
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self . assertEqual ( data [ ' history_limited ' ] , False )
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self . assert_length ( messages , 0 )
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def test_missing_params ( self ) - > None :
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"""
anchor , num_before , and num_after are all required
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POST parameters for get_messages .
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"""
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self . login ( self . example_email ( " hamlet " ) )
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required_args = ( ( " num_before " , 1 ) , ( " num_after " , 1 ) ) # type: Tuple[Tuple[str, int], ...]
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for i in range ( len ( required_args ) ) :
post_params = dict ( required_args [ : i ] + required_args [ i + 1 : ] )
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result = self . client_get ( " /json/messages " , post_params )
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self . assert_json_error ( result ,
" Missing ' %s ' argument " % ( required_args [ i ] [ 0 ] , ) )
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def test_get_messages_limits ( self ) - > None :
"""
A call to GET / json / messages requesting more than
MAX_MESSAGES_PER_FETCH messages returns an error message .
"""
self . login ( self . example_email ( " hamlet " ) )
result = self . client_get ( " /json/messages " , dict ( anchor = 1 , num_before = 3000 , num_after = 3000 ) )
self . assert_json_error ( result , " Too many messages requested (maximum 5000). " )
result = self . client_get ( " /json/messages " , dict ( anchor = 1 , num_before = 6000 , num_after = 0 ) )
self . assert_json_error ( result , " Too many messages requested (maximum 5000). " )
result = self . client_get ( " /json/messages " , dict ( anchor = 1 , num_before = 0 , num_after = 6000 ) )
self . assert_json_error ( result , " Too many messages requested (maximum 5000). " )
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def test_bad_int_params ( self ) - > None :
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"""
num_before , num_after , and narrow must all be non - negative
integers or strings that can be converted to non - negative integers .
"""
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self . login ( self . example_email ( " hamlet " ) )
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other_params = [ ( " narrow " , { } ) , ( " anchor " , 0 ) ]
int_params = [ " num_before " , " num_after " ]
bad_types = ( False , " " , " -1 " , - 1 )
for idx , param in enumerate ( int_params ) :
for type in bad_types :
# Rotate through every bad type for every integer
# parameter, one at a time.
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post_params = dict ( other_params + [ ( param , type ) ] +
[ ( other_param , 0 ) for other_param in
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int_params [ : idx ] + int_params [ idx + 1 : ] ]
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)
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result = self . client_get ( " /json/messages " , post_params )
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self . assert_json_error ( result ,
" Bad value for ' %s ' : %s " % ( param , type ) )
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def test_bad_narrow_type ( self ) - > None :
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"""
narrow must be a list of string pairs .
"""
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self . login ( self . example_email ( " hamlet " ) )
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other_params = [ ( " anchor " , 0 ) , ( " num_before " , 0 ) , ( " num_after " , 0 ) ] # type: List[Tuple[str, Union[int, str, bool]]]
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bad_types = ( False , 0 , ' ' , ' { malformed json, ' ,
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' {foo: 3} ' , ' [1,2] ' , ' [[ " x " , " y " , " z " ]] ' ) # type: Tuple[Union[int, str, bool], ...]
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for type in bad_types :
post_params = dict ( other_params + [ ( " narrow " , type ) ] )
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result = self . client_get ( " /json/messages " , post_params )
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self . assert_json_error ( result ,
" Bad value for ' narrow ' : %s " % ( type , ) )
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def test_bad_narrow_operator ( self ) - > None :
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"""
Unrecognized narrow operators are rejected .
"""
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self . login ( self . example_email ( " hamlet " ) )
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for operator in [ ' ' , ' foo ' , ' stream:verona ' , ' __init__ ' ] :
narrow = [ dict ( operator = operator , operand = ' ' ) ]
params = dict ( anchor = 0 , num_before = 0 , num_after = 0 , narrow = ujson . dumps ( narrow ) )
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result = self . client_get ( " /json/messages " , params )
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self . assert_json_error_contains ( result ,
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" Invalid narrow operator: unknown operator " )
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def test_non_string_narrow_operand_in_dict ( self ) - > None :
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"""
We expect search operands to be strings , not integers .
"""
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self . login ( self . example_email ( " hamlet " ) )
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not_a_string = 42
narrow = [ dict ( operator = ' stream ' , operand = not_a_string ) ]
params = dict ( anchor = 0 , num_before = 0 , num_after = 0 , narrow = ujson . dumps ( narrow ) )
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result = self . client_get ( " /json/messages " , params )
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self . assert_json_error_contains ( result , ' elem[ " operand " ] is not a string ' )
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def exercise_bad_narrow_operand ( self , operator : str ,
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operands : Sequence [ Any ] ,
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error_msg : str ) - > None :
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other_params = [ ( " anchor " , 0 ) , ( " num_before " , 0 ) , ( " num_after " , 0 ) ] # type: List[Tuple[str, Any]]
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for operand in operands :
post_params = dict ( other_params + [
( " narrow " , ujson . dumps ( [ [ operator , operand ] ] ) ) ] )
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result = self . client_get ( " /json/messages " , post_params )
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self . assert_json_error_contains ( result , error_msg )
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def test_bad_narrow_stream_content ( self ) - > None :
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"""
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If an invalid stream name is requested in get_messages , an error is
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returned .
"""
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self . login ( self . example_email ( " hamlet " ) )
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bad_stream_content = ( 0 , [ ] , [ " x " , " y " ] ) # type: Tuple[int, List[None], List[str]]
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self . exercise_bad_narrow_operand ( " stream " , bad_stream_content ,
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" Bad value for ' narrow ' " )
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def test_bad_narrow_one_on_one_email_content ( self ) - > None :
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"""
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If an invalid ' pm-with ' is requested in get_messages , an
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error is returned .
"""
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self . login ( self . example_email ( " hamlet " ) )
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bad_stream_content = ( 0 , [ ] , [ " x " , " y " ] ) # type: Tuple[int, List[None], List[str]]
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self . exercise_bad_narrow_operand ( " pm-with " , bad_stream_content ,
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" Bad value for ' narrow ' " )
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def test_bad_narrow_nonexistent_stream ( self ) - > None :
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self . login ( self . example_email ( " hamlet " ) )
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self . exercise_bad_narrow_operand ( " stream " , [ ' non-existent stream ' ] ,
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" Invalid narrow operator: unknown stream " )
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def test_bad_narrow_nonexistent_email ( self ) - > None :
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self . login ( self . example_email ( " hamlet " ) )
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self . exercise_bad_narrow_operand ( " pm-with " , [ ' non-existent-user@zulip.com ' ] ,
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" Invalid narrow operator: unknown user " )
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def test_bad_narrow_pm_with_id_list ( self ) - > None :
self . login ( self . example_email ( ' hamlet ' ) )
self . exercise_bad_narrow_operand ( ' pm-with ' , [ - 24 ] ,
" Bad value for ' narrow ' : [[ \" pm-with \" ,-24]] " )
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def test_message_without_rendered_content ( self ) - > None :
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""" Older messages may not have rendered_content in the database """
m = self . get_last_message ( )
m . rendered_content = m . rendered_content_version = None
m . content = ' test content '
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d = MessageDict . wide_dict ( m )
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MessageDict . finalize_payload ( d , apply_markdown = True , client_gravatar = False )
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self . assertEqual ( d [ ' content ' ] , ' <p>test content</p> ' )
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def common_check_get_messages_query ( self , query_params : Dict [ str , object ] , expected : str ) - > None :
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user_profile = self . example_user ( ' hamlet ' )
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request = POSTRequestMock ( query_params , user_profile )
with queries_captured ( ) as queries :
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get_messages_backend ( request , user_profile )
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for query in queries :
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if " /* get_messages */ " in query [ ' sql ' ] :
sql = str ( query [ ' sql ' ] ) . replace ( " /* get_messages */ " , ' ' )
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self . assertEqual ( sql , expected )
return
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raise AssertionError ( " get_messages query not found " )
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def test_find_first_unread_anchor ( self ) - > None :
hamlet = self . example_user ( ' hamlet ' )
cordelia = self . example_user ( ' cordelia ' )
othello = self . example_user ( ' othello ' )
self . make_stream ( ' England ' )
# Send a few messages that Hamlet won't have UserMessage rows for.
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unsub_message_id = self . send_stream_message ( cordelia . email , ' England ' )
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self . send_personal_message ( cordelia . email , othello . email )
self . subscribe ( hamlet , ' England ' )
muted_topics = [
[ ' England ' , ' muted ' ] ,
]
set_topic_mutes ( hamlet , muted_topics )
# send a muted message
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muted_message_id = self . send_stream_message ( cordelia . email , ' England ' , topic_name = ' muted ' )
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# finally send Hamlet a "normal" message
first_message_id = self . send_stream_message ( cordelia . email , ' England ' )
# send a few more messages
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extra_message_id = self . send_stream_message ( cordelia . email , ' England ' )
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self . send_personal_message ( cordelia . email , hamlet . email )
sa_conn = get_sqlalchemy_connection ( )
user_profile = hamlet
anchor = find_first_unread_anchor (
sa_conn = sa_conn ,
user_profile = user_profile ,
narrow = [ ] ,
)
self . assertEqual ( anchor , first_message_id )
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# With the same data setup, we now want to test that a reasonable
# search still gets the first message sent to Hamlet (before he
# subscribed) and other recent messages to the stream.
query_params = dict (
use_first_unread_anchor = ' true ' ,
anchor = 0 ,
num_before = 10 ,
num_after = 10 ,
narrow = ' [[ " stream " , " England " ]] '
)
request = POSTRequestMock ( query_params , user_profile )
payload = get_messages_backend ( request , user_profile )
result = ujson . loads ( payload . content )
self . assertEqual ( result [ ' anchor ' ] , first_message_id )
self . assertEqual ( result [ ' found_newest ' ] , True )
self . assertEqual ( result [ ' found_oldest ' ] , True )
messages = result [ ' messages ' ]
self . assertEqual (
{ msg [ ' id ' ] for msg in messages } ,
{ unsub_message_id , muted_message_id , first_message_id , extra_message_id }
)
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def test_use_first_unread_anchor_with_some_unread_messages ( self ) - > None :
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user_profile = self . example_user ( ' hamlet ' )
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# Have Othello send messages to Hamlet that he hasn't read.
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# Here, Hamlet isn't subscribed to the stream Scotland
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self . send_stream_message ( self . example_email ( " othello " ) , " Scotland " )
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first_unread_message_id = self . send_personal_message (
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self . example_email ( " othello " ) ,
self . example_email ( " hamlet " ) ,
)
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# Add a few messages that help us test that our query doesn't
# look at messages that are irrelevant to Hamlet.
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self . send_personal_message ( self . example_email ( " othello " ) , self . example_email ( " cordelia " ) )
self . send_personal_message ( self . example_email ( " othello " ) , self . example_email ( " iago " ) )
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query_params = dict (
use_first_unread_anchor = ' true ' ,
anchor = 0 ,
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num_before = 10 ,
num_after = 10 ,
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narrow = ' [] '
)
request = POSTRequestMock ( query_params , user_profile )
with queries_captured ( ) as all_queries :
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get_messages_backend ( request , user_profile )
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# Verify the query for old messages looks correct.
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queries = [ q for q in all_queries if ' /* get_messages */ ' in q [ ' sql ' ] ]
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self . assertEqual ( len ( queries ) , 1 )
sql = queries [ 0 ] [ ' sql ' ]
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self . assertNotIn ( ' AND message_id = %s ' % ( LARGER_THAN_MAX_MESSAGE_ID , ) , sql )
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self . assertIn ( ' ORDER BY message_id ASC ' , sql )
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cond = ' WHERE user_profile_id = %d AND message_id >= %d ' % (
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user_profile . id , first_unread_message_id ,
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)
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self . assertIn ( cond , sql )
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cond = ' WHERE user_profile_id = %d AND message_id <= %d ' % (
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user_profile . id , first_unread_message_id - 1 ,
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)
self . assertIn ( cond , sql )
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self . assertIn ( ' UNION ' , sql )
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def test_visible_messages_use_first_unread_anchor_with_some_unread_messages ( self ) - > None :
user_profile = self . example_user ( ' hamlet ' )
# Have Othello send messages to Hamlet that he hasn't read.
self . subscribe ( self . example_user ( " hamlet " ) , ' Scotland ' )
first_unread_message_id = self . send_stream_message ( self . example_email ( " othello " ) , " Scotland " )
self . send_stream_message ( self . example_email ( " othello " ) , " Scotland " )
self . send_stream_message ( self . example_email ( " othello " ) , " Scotland " )
self . send_personal_message (
self . example_email ( " othello " ) ,
self . example_email ( " hamlet " ) ,
)
# Add a few messages that help us test that our query doesn't
# look at messages that are irrelevant to Hamlet.
self . send_personal_message ( self . example_email ( " othello " ) , self . example_email ( " cordelia " ) )
self . send_personal_message ( self . example_email ( " othello " ) , self . example_email ( " iago " ) )
query_params = dict (
use_first_unread_anchor = ' true ' ,
anchor = 0 ,
num_before = 10 ,
num_after = 10 ,
narrow = ' [] '
)
request = POSTRequestMock ( query_params , user_profile )
first_visible_message_id = first_unread_message_id + 2
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with first_visible_id_as ( first_visible_message_id ) :
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with queries_captured ( ) as all_queries :
get_messages_backend ( request , user_profile )
queries = [ q for q in all_queries if ' /* get_messages */ ' in q [ ' sql ' ] ]
self . assertEqual ( len ( queries ) , 1 )
sql = queries [ 0 ] [ ' sql ' ]
self . assertNotIn ( ' AND message_id = %s ' % ( LARGER_THAN_MAX_MESSAGE_ID , ) , sql )
self . assertIn ( ' ORDER BY message_id ASC ' , sql )
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cond = ' WHERE user_profile_id = %d AND message_id <= %d ' % (
user_profile . id , first_unread_message_id - 1
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)
self . assertIn ( cond , sql )
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cond = ' WHERE user_profile_id = %d AND message_id >= %d ' % (
user_profile . id , first_visible_message_id
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)
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self . assertIn ( cond , sql )
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def test_use_first_unread_anchor_with_no_unread_messages ( self ) - > None :
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user_profile = self . example_user ( ' hamlet ' )
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query_params = dict (
use_first_unread_anchor = ' true ' ,
anchor = 0 ,
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num_before = 10 ,
num_after = 10 ,
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narrow = ' [] '
)
request = POSTRequestMock ( query_params , user_profile )
with queries_captured ( ) as all_queries :
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get_messages_backend ( request , user_profile )
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queries = [ q for q in all_queries if ' /* get_messages */ ' in q [ ' sql ' ] ]
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self . assertEqual ( len ( queries ) , 1 )
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sql = queries [ 0 ] [ ' sql ' ]
self . assertNotIn ( ' AND message_id <= ' , sql )
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self . assertNotIn ( ' AND message_id >= ' , sql )
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first_visible_message_id = 5
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with first_visible_id_as ( first_visible_message_id ) :
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with queries_captured ( ) as all_queries :
get_messages_backend ( request , user_profile )
queries = [ q for q in all_queries if ' /* get_messages */ ' in q [ ' sql ' ] ]
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sql = queries [ 0 ] [ ' sql ' ]
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self . assertNotIn ( ' AND message_id <= ' , sql )
self . assertNotIn ( ' AND message_id >= ' , sql )
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def test_use_first_unread_anchor_with_muted_topics ( self ) - > None :
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"""
Test that our logic related to ` use_first_unread_anchor `
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invokes the ` message_id = LARGER_THAN_MAX_MESSAGE_ID ` hack for
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the ` / * get_messages * / ` query when relevant muting
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is in effect .
This is a very arcane test on arcane , but very heavily
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field - tested , logic in get_messages_backend ( ) . If
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this test breaks , be absolutely sure you know what you ' re
doing .
"""
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realm = get_realm ( ' zulip ' )
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self . make_stream ( ' web stuff ' )
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self . make_stream ( ' bogus ' )
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user_profile = self . example_user ( ' hamlet ' )
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muted_topics = [
[ ' Scotland ' , ' golf ' ] ,
[ ' web stuff ' , ' css ' ] ,
[ ' bogus ' , ' bogus ' ]
]
set_topic_mutes ( user_profile , muted_topics )
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query_params = dict (
use_first_unread_anchor = ' true ' ,
anchor = 0 ,
num_before = 0 ,
num_after = 0 ,
narrow = ' [[ " stream " , " Scotland " ]] '
)
request = POSTRequestMock ( query_params , user_profile )
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with queries_captured ( ) as all_queries :
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get_messages_backend ( request , user_profile )
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# Do some tests on the main query, to verify the muting logic
# runs on this code path.
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queries = [ q for q in all_queries if str ( q [ ' sql ' ] ) . startswith ( " SELECT message_id, flags " ) ]
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self . assertEqual ( len ( queries ) , 1 )
stream = get_stream ( ' Scotland ' , realm )
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recipient_id = get_stream_recipient ( stream . id ) . id
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cond = ''' AND NOT (recipient_id = {scotland} AND upper(subject) = upper( ' golf ' )) ''' . format ( scotland = recipient_id )
self . assertIn ( cond , queries [ 0 ] [ ' sql ' ] )
# Next, verify the use_first_unread_anchor setting invokes
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# the `message_id = LARGER_THAN_MAX_MESSAGE_ID` hack.
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queries = [ q for q in all_queries if ' /* get_messages */ ' in q [ ' sql ' ] ]
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self . assertEqual ( len ( queries ) , 1 )
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self . assertIn ( ' AND zerver_message.id = %d ' % ( LARGER_THAN_MAX_MESSAGE_ID , ) ,
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queries [ 0 ] [ ' sql ' ] )
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def test_exclude_muting_conditions ( self ) - > None :
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realm = get_realm ( ' zulip ' )
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self . make_stream ( ' web stuff ' )
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user_profile = self . example_user ( ' hamlet ' )
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self . make_stream ( ' irrelevant_stream ' )
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# Test the do-nothing case first.
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muted_topics = [
[ ' irrelevant_stream ' , ' irrelevant_topic ' ]
]
set_topic_mutes ( user_profile , muted_topics )
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# If nothing relevant is muted, then exclude_muting_conditions()
# should return an empty list.
narrow = [
dict ( operator = ' stream ' , operand = ' Scotland ' ) ,
]
muting_conditions = exclude_muting_conditions ( user_profile , narrow )
self . assertEqual ( muting_conditions , [ ] )
# Ok, now set up our muted topics to include a topic relevant to our narrow.
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muted_topics = [
[ ' Scotland ' , ' golf ' ] ,
[ ' web stuff ' , ' css ' ] ,
]
set_topic_mutes ( user_profile , muted_topics )
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# And verify that our query will exclude them.
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narrow = [
dict ( operator = ' stream ' , operand = ' Scotland ' ) ,
]
muting_conditions = exclude_muting_conditions ( user_profile , narrow )
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query = select ( [ column ( " id " ) . label ( " message_id " ) ] , None , table ( " zerver_message " ) )
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query = query . where ( * muting_conditions )
expected_query = '''
SELECT id AS message_id
FROM zerver_message
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WHERE NOT ( recipient_id = : recipient_id_1 AND upper ( subject ) = upper ( : param_1 ) )
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'''
self . assertEqual ( fix_ws ( query ) , fix_ws ( expected_query ) )
params = get_sqlalchemy_query_params ( query )
self . assertEqual ( params [ ' recipient_id_1 ' ] , get_recipient_id_for_stream_name ( realm , ' Scotland ' ) )
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self . assertEqual ( params [ ' param_1 ' ] , ' golf ' )
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mute_stream ( realm , user_profile , ' Verona ' )
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# Using a bogus stream name should be similar to using no narrow at
# all, and we'll exclude all mutes.
narrow = [
dict ( operator = ' stream ' , operand = ' bogus-stream-name ' ) ,
]
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muting_conditions = exclude_muting_conditions ( user_profile , narrow )
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query = select ( [ column ( " id " ) ] , None , table ( " zerver_message " ) )
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query = query . where ( and_ ( * muting_conditions ) )
expected_query = '''
SELECT id
FROM zerver_message
WHERE recipient_id NOT IN ( : recipient_id_1 )
AND NOT
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( recipient_id = : recipient_id_2 AND upper ( subject ) = upper ( : param_1 ) OR
recipient_id = : recipient_id_3 AND upper ( subject ) = upper ( : param_2 ) ) '''
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self . assertEqual ( fix_ws ( query ) , fix_ws ( expected_query ) )
params = get_sqlalchemy_query_params ( query )
self . assertEqual ( params [ ' recipient_id_1 ' ] , get_recipient_id_for_stream_name ( realm , ' Verona ' ) )
self . assertEqual ( params [ ' recipient_id_2 ' ] , get_recipient_id_for_stream_name ( realm , ' Scotland ' ) )
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self . assertEqual ( params [ ' param_1 ' ] , ' golf ' )
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self . assertEqual ( params [ ' recipient_id_3 ' ] , get_recipient_id_for_stream_name ( realm , ' web stuff ' ) )
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self . assertEqual ( params [ ' param_2 ' ] , ' css ' )
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def test_get_messages_queries ( self ) - > None :
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query_ids = self . get_query_ids ( )
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sql_template = ' SELECT anon_1.message_id, anon_1.flags \n FROM (SELECT message_id, flags \n FROM zerver_usermessage \n WHERE user_profile_id = {hamlet_id} AND message_id = 0) AS anon_1 ORDER BY message_id ASC '
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sql = sql_template . format ( * * query_ids )
self . common_check_get_messages_query ( { ' anchor ' : 0 , ' num_before ' : 0 , ' num_after ' : 0 } , sql )
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sql_template = ' SELECT anon_1.message_id, anon_1.flags \n FROM (SELECT message_id, flags \n FROM zerver_usermessage \n WHERE user_profile_id = {hamlet_id} AND message_id = 0) AS anon_1 ORDER BY message_id ASC '
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sql = sql_template . format ( * * query_ids )
self . common_check_get_messages_query ( { ' anchor ' : 0 , ' num_before ' : 1 , ' num_after ' : 0 } , sql )
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sql_template = ' SELECT anon_1.message_id, anon_1.flags \n FROM (SELECT message_id, flags \n FROM zerver_usermessage \n WHERE user_profile_id = {hamlet_id} ORDER BY message_id ASC \n LIMIT 2) AS anon_1 ORDER BY message_id ASC '
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sql = sql_template . format ( * * query_ids )
self . common_check_get_messages_query ( { ' anchor ' : 0 , ' num_before ' : 0 , ' num_after ' : 1 } , sql )
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sql_template = ' SELECT anon_1.message_id, anon_1.flags \n FROM (SELECT message_id, flags \n FROM zerver_usermessage \n WHERE user_profile_id = {hamlet_id} ORDER BY message_id ASC \n LIMIT 11) AS anon_1 ORDER BY message_id ASC '
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sql = sql_template . format ( * * query_ids )
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self . common_check_get_messages_query ( { ' anchor ' : 0 , ' num_before ' : 0 , ' num_after ' : 10 } , sql )
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sql_template = ' SELECT anon_1.message_id, anon_1.flags \n FROM (SELECT message_id, flags \n FROM zerver_usermessage \n WHERE user_profile_id = {hamlet_id} AND message_id <= 100 ORDER BY message_id DESC \n LIMIT 11) AS anon_1 ORDER BY message_id ASC '
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sql = sql_template . format ( * * query_ids )
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self . common_check_get_messages_query ( { ' anchor ' : 100 , ' num_before ' : 10 , ' num_after ' : 0 } , sql )
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sql_template = ' SELECT anon_1.message_id, anon_1.flags \n FROM ((SELECT message_id, flags \n FROM zerver_usermessage \n WHERE user_profile_id = {hamlet_id} AND message_id <= 99 ORDER BY message_id DESC \n LIMIT 10) UNION ALL (SELECT message_id, flags \n FROM zerver_usermessage \n WHERE user_profile_id = {hamlet_id} AND message_id >= 100 ORDER BY message_id ASC \n LIMIT 11)) AS anon_1 ORDER BY message_id ASC '
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sql = sql_template . format ( * * query_ids )
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self . common_check_get_messages_query ( { ' anchor ' : 100 , ' num_before ' : 10 , ' num_after ' : 10 } , sql )
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def test_get_messages_with_narrow_queries ( self ) - > None :
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query_ids = self . get_query_ids ( )
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sql_template = ' SELECT anon_1.message_id, anon_1.flags \n FROM (SELECT message_id, flags \n FROM zerver_usermessage JOIN zerver_message ON zerver_usermessage.message_id = zerver_message.id \n WHERE user_profile_id = {hamlet_id} AND (sender_id = {othello_id} AND recipient_id = {hamlet_recipient} OR sender_id = {hamlet_id} AND recipient_id = {othello_recipient} ) AND message_id = 0) AS anon_1 ORDER BY message_id ASC '
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sql = sql_template . format ( * * query_ids )
self . common_check_get_messages_query ( { ' anchor ' : 0 , ' num_before ' : 0 , ' num_after ' : 0 ,
' narrow ' : ' [[ " pm-with " , " %s " ]] ' % ( self . example_email ( " othello " ) , ) } ,
sql )
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sql_template = ' SELECT anon_1.message_id, anon_1.flags \n FROM (SELECT message_id, flags \n FROM zerver_usermessage JOIN zerver_message ON zerver_usermessage.message_id = zerver_message.id \n WHERE user_profile_id = {hamlet_id} AND (sender_id = {othello_id} AND recipient_id = {hamlet_recipient} OR sender_id = {hamlet_id} AND recipient_id = {othello_recipient} ) AND message_id = 0) AS anon_1 ORDER BY message_id ASC '
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sql = sql_template . format ( * * query_ids )
self . common_check_get_messages_query ( { ' anchor ' : 0 , ' num_before ' : 1 , ' num_after ' : 0 ,
' narrow ' : ' [[ " pm-with " , " %s " ]] ' % ( self . example_email ( " othello " ) , ) } ,
sql )
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sql_template = ' SELECT anon_1.message_id, anon_1.flags \n FROM (SELECT message_id, flags \n FROM zerver_usermessage JOIN zerver_message ON zerver_usermessage.message_id = zerver_message.id \n WHERE user_profile_id = {hamlet_id} AND (sender_id = {othello_id} AND recipient_id = {hamlet_recipient} OR sender_id = {hamlet_id} AND recipient_id = {othello_recipient} ) ORDER BY message_id ASC \n LIMIT 10) AS anon_1 ORDER BY message_id ASC '
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sql = sql_template . format ( * * query_ids )
search: Make `num_after`/`num_after` more consistent.
We now consistently set our query limits so that we get at
least `num_after` rows such that id > anchor. (Obviously, the
caveat is that if there aren't enough rows that fulfill the
query, we'll return the full set of rows, but that may be less
than `num_after`.) Likewise for `num_before`.
Before this change, we would sometimes return one too few rows
for narrow queries.
Now, we're still a bit broken, but in a more consistent way. If
we have a query that does not match the anchor row (which could
be true even for a non-narrow query), but which does match lots
of rows after the anchor, we'll return `num_after + 1` rows
on the right hand side, whether or not the query has narrow
parameters.
The off-by-one semantics here have probably been moot all along,
since our windows are approximate to begin with. If we set
num_after to 100, its just a rough performance optimization to
begin with, so it doesn't matter whether we return 99 or 101 rows,
as long as we set the anchor correctly on the subsequent query.
We will make the results more rigorous in a follow up commit.
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self . common_check_get_messages_query ( { ' anchor ' : 0 , ' num_before ' : 0 , ' num_after ' : 9 ,
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' narrow ' : ' [[ " pm-with " , " %s " ]] ' % ( self . example_email ( " othello " ) , ) } ,
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sql )
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sql_template = ' SELECT anon_1.message_id, anon_1.flags \n FROM (SELECT message_id, flags \n FROM zerver_usermessage JOIN zerver_message ON zerver_usermessage.message_id = zerver_message.id \n WHERE user_profile_id = {hamlet_id} AND (flags & 2) != 0 ORDER BY message_id ASC \n LIMIT 10) AS anon_1 ORDER BY message_id ASC '
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sql = sql_template . format ( * * query_ids )
search: Make `num_after`/`num_after` more consistent.
We now consistently set our query limits so that we get at
least `num_after` rows such that id > anchor. (Obviously, the
caveat is that if there aren't enough rows that fulfill the
query, we'll return the full set of rows, but that may be less
than `num_after`.) Likewise for `num_before`.
Before this change, we would sometimes return one too few rows
for narrow queries.
Now, we're still a bit broken, but in a more consistent way. If
we have a query that does not match the anchor row (which could
be true even for a non-narrow query), but which does match lots
of rows after the anchor, we'll return `num_after + 1` rows
on the right hand side, whether or not the query has narrow
parameters.
The off-by-one semantics here have probably been moot all along,
since our windows are approximate to begin with. If we set
num_after to 100, its just a rough performance optimization to
begin with, so it doesn't matter whether we return 99 or 101 rows,
as long as we set the anchor correctly on the subsequent query.
We will make the results more rigorous in a follow up commit.
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self . common_check_get_messages_query ( { ' anchor ' : 0 , ' num_before ' : 0 , ' num_after ' : 9 ,
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' narrow ' : ' [[ " is " , " starred " ]] ' } ,
sql )
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sql_template = ' SELECT anon_1.message_id, anon_1.flags \n FROM (SELECT message_id, flags \n FROM zerver_usermessage JOIN zerver_message ON zerver_usermessage.message_id = zerver_message.id \n WHERE user_profile_id = {hamlet_id} AND sender_id = {othello_id} ORDER BY message_id ASC \n LIMIT 10) AS anon_1 ORDER BY message_id ASC '
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sql = sql_template . format ( * * query_ids )
search: Make `num_after`/`num_after` more consistent.
We now consistently set our query limits so that we get at
least `num_after` rows such that id > anchor. (Obviously, the
caveat is that if there aren't enough rows that fulfill the
query, we'll return the full set of rows, but that may be less
than `num_after`.) Likewise for `num_before`.
Before this change, we would sometimes return one too few rows
for narrow queries.
Now, we're still a bit broken, but in a more consistent way. If
we have a query that does not match the anchor row (which could
be true even for a non-narrow query), but which does match lots
of rows after the anchor, we'll return `num_after + 1` rows
on the right hand side, whether or not the query has narrow
parameters.
The off-by-one semantics here have probably been moot all along,
since our windows are approximate to begin with. If we set
num_after to 100, its just a rough performance optimization to
begin with, so it doesn't matter whether we return 99 or 101 rows,
as long as we set the anchor correctly on the subsequent query.
We will make the results more rigorous in a follow up commit.
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self . common_check_get_messages_query ( { ' anchor ' : 0 , ' num_before ' : 0 , ' num_after ' : 9 ,
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' narrow ' : ' [[ " sender " , " %s " ]] ' % ( self . example_email ( " othello " ) , ) } ,
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sql )
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sql_template = ' SELECT anon_1.message_id \n FROM (SELECT id AS message_id \n FROM zerver_message \n WHERE recipient_id = {scotland_recipient} ORDER BY zerver_message.id ASC \n LIMIT 10) AS anon_1 ORDER BY message_id ASC '
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sql = sql_template . format ( * * query_ids )
search: Make `num_after`/`num_after` more consistent.
We now consistently set our query limits so that we get at
least `num_after` rows such that id > anchor. (Obviously, the
caveat is that if there aren't enough rows that fulfill the
query, we'll return the full set of rows, but that may be less
than `num_after`.) Likewise for `num_before`.
Before this change, we would sometimes return one too few rows
for narrow queries.
Now, we're still a bit broken, but in a more consistent way. If
we have a query that does not match the anchor row (which could
be true even for a non-narrow query), but which does match lots
of rows after the anchor, we'll return `num_after + 1` rows
on the right hand side, whether or not the query has narrow
parameters.
The off-by-one semantics here have probably been moot all along,
since our windows are approximate to begin with. If we set
num_after to 100, its just a rough performance optimization to
begin with, so it doesn't matter whether we return 99 or 101 rows,
as long as we set the anchor correctly on the subsequent query.
We will make the results more rigorous in a follow up commit.
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self . common_check_get_messages_query ( { ' anchor ' : 0 , ' num_before ' : 0 , ' num_after ' : 9 ,
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' narrow ' : ' [[ " stream " , " Scotland " ]] ' } ,
sql )
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sql_template = " SELECT anon_1.message_id, anon_1.flags \n FROM (SELECT message_id, flags \n FROM zerver_usermessage JOIN zerver_message ON zerver_usermessage.message_id = zerver_message.id \n WHERE user_profile_id = {hamlet_id} AND upper(subject) = upper( ' blah ' ) ORDER BY message_id ASC \n LIMIT 10) AS anon_1 ORDER BY message_id ASC "
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sql = sql_template . format ( * * query_ids )
search: Make `num_after`/`num_after` more consistent.
We now consistently set our query limits so that we get at
least `num_after` rows such that id > anchor. (Obviously, the
caveat is that if there aren't enough rows that fulfill the
query, we'll return the full set of rows, but that may be less
than `num_after`.) Likewise for `num_before`.
Before this change, we would sometimes return one too few rows
for narrow queries.
Now, we're still a bit broken, but in a more consistent way. If
we have a query that does not match the anchor row (which could
be true even for a non-narrow query), but which does match lots
of rows after the anchor, we'll return `num_after + 1` rows
on the right hand side, whether or not the query has narrow
parameters.
The off-by-one semantics here have probably been moot all along,
since our windows are approximate to begin with. If we set
num_after to 100, its just a rough performance optimization to
begin with, so it doesn't matter whether we return 99 or 101 rows,
as long as we set the anchor correctly on the subsequent query.
We will make the results more rigorous in a follow up commit.
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self . common_check_get_messages_query ( { ' anchor ' : 0 , ' num_before ' : 0 , ' num_after ' : 9 ,
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' narrow ' : ' [[ " topic " , " blah " ]] ' } ,
sql )
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sql_template = " SELECT anon_1.message_id \n FROM (SELECT id AS message_id \n FROM zerver_message \n WHERE recipient_id = {scotland_recipient} AND upper(subject) = upper( ' blah ' ) ORDER BY zerver_message.id ASC \n LIMIT 10) AS anon_1 ORDER BY message_id ASC "
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sql = sql_template . format ( * * query_ids )
search: Make `num_after`/`num_after` more consistent.
We now consistently set our query limits so that we get at
least `num_after` rows such that id > anchor. (Obviously, the
caveat is that if there aren't enough rows that fulfill the
query, we'll return the full set of rows, but that may be less
than `num_after`.) Likewise for `num_before`.
Before this change, we would sometimes return one too few rows
for narrow queries.
Now, we're still a bit broken, but in a more consistent way. If
we have a query that does not match the anchor row (which could
be true even for a non-narrow query), but which does match lots
of rows after the anchor, we'll return `num_after + 1` rows
on the right hand side, whether or not the query has narrow
parameters.
The off-by-one semantics here have probably been moot all along,
since our windows are approximate to begin with. If we set
num_after to 100, its just a rough performance optimization to
begin with, so it doesn't matter whether we return 99 or 101 rows,
as long as we set the anchor correctly on the subsequent query.
We will make the results more rigorous in a follow up commit.
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self . common_check_get_messages_query ( { ' anchor ' : 0 , ' num_before ' : 0 , ' num_after ' : 9 ,
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' narrow ' : ' [[ " stream " , " Scotland " ], [ " topic " , " blah " ]] ' } ,
sql )
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# Narrow to pms with yourself
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sql_template = ' SELECT anon_1.message_id, anon_1.flags \n FROM (SELECT message_id, flags \n FROM zerver_usermessage JOIN zerver_message ON zerver_usermessage.message_id = zerver_message.id \n WHERE user_profile_id = {hamlet_id} AND sender_id = {hamlet_id} AND recipient_id = {hamlet_recipient} ORDER BY message_id ASC \n LIMIT 10) AS anon_1 ORDER BY message_id ASC '
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sql = sql_template . format ( * * query_ids )
search: Make `num_after`/`num_after` more consistent.
We now consistently set our query limits so that we get at
least `num_after` rows such that id > anchor. (Obviously, the
caveat is that if there aren't enough rows that fulfill the
query, we'll return the full set of rows, but that may be less
than `num_after`.) Likewise for `num_before`.
Before this change, we would sometimes return one too few rows
for narrow queries.
Now, we're still a bit broken, but in a more consistent way. If
we have a query that does not match the anchor row (which could
be true even for a non-narrow query), but which does match lots
of rows after the anchor, we'll return `num_after + 1` rows
on the right hand side, whether or not the query has narrow
parameters.
The off-by-one semantics here have probably been moot all along,
since our windows are approximate to begin with. If we set
num_after to 100, its just a rough performance optimization to
begin with, so it doesn't matter whether we return 99 or 101 rows,
as long as we set the anchor correctly on the subsequent query.
We will make the results more rigorous in a follow up commit.
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self . common_check_get_messages_query ( { ' anchor ' : 0 , ' num_before ' : 0 , ' num_after ' : 9 ,
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' narrow ' : ' [[ " pm-with " , " %s " ]] ' % ( self . example_email ( " hamlet " ) , ) } ,
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sql )
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sql_template = ' SELECT anon_1.message_id, anon_1.flags \n FROM (SELECT message_id, flags \n FROM zerver_usermessage JOIN zerver_message ON zerver_usermessage.message_id = zerver_message.id \n WHERE user_profile_id = {hamlet_id} AND recipient_id = {scotland_recipient} AND (flags & 2) != 0 ORDER BY message_id ASC \n LIMIT 10) AS anon_1 ORDER BY message_id ASC '
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sql = sql_template . format ( * * query_ids )
search: Make `num_after`/`num_after` more consistent.
We now consistently set our query limits so that we get at
least `num_after` rows such that id > anchor. (Obviously, the
caveat is that if there aren't enough rows that fulfill the
query, we'll return the full set of rows, but that may be less
than `num_after`.) Likewise for `num_before`.
Before this change, we would sometimes return one too few rows
for narrow queries.
Now, we're still a bit broken, but in a more consistent way. If
we have a query that does not match the anchor row (which could
be true even for a non-narrow query), but which does match lots
of rows after the anchor, we'll return `num_after + 1` rows
on the right hand side, whether or not the query has narrow
parameters.
The off-by-one semantics here have probably been moot all along,
since our windows are approximate to begin with. If we set
num_after to 100, its just a rough performance optimization to
begin with, so it doesn't matter whether we return 99 or 101 rows,
as long as we set the anchor correctly on the subsequent query.
We will make the results more rigorous in a follow up commit.
2018-03-14 13:22:16 +01:00
self . common_check_get_messages_query ( { ' anchor ' : 0 , ' num_before ' : 0 , ' num_after ' : 9 ,
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' narrow ' : ' [[ " stream " , " Scotland " ], [ " is " , " starred " ]] ' } ,
sql )
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@override_settings ( USING_PGROONGA = False )
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def test_get_messages_with_search_queries ( self ) - > None :
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query_ids = self . get_query_ids ( )
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sql_template = " SELECT anon_1.message_id, anon_1.flags, anon_1.subject, anon_1.rendered_content, anon_1.content_matches, anon_1.topic_matches \n FROM (SELECT message_id, flags, subject, rendered_content, ts_match_locs_array( ' zulip.english_us_search ' , rendered_content, plainto_tsquery( ' zulip.english_us_search ' , ' jumping ' )) AS content_matches, ts_match_locs_array( ' zulip.english_us_search ' , escape_html(subject), plainto_tsquery( ' zulip.english_us_search ' , ' jumping ' )) AS topic_matches \n FROM zerver_usermessage JOIN zerver_message ON zerver_usermessage.message_id = zerver_message.id \n WHERE user_profile_id = {hamlet_id} AND (search_tsvector @@ plainto_tsquery( ' zulip.english_us_search ' , ' jumping ' )) ORDER BY message_id ASC \n LIMIT 10) AS anon_1 ORDER BY message_id ASC " # type: str
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sql = sql_template . format ( * * query_ids )
search: Make `num_after`/`num_after` more consistent.
We now consistently set our query limits so that we get at
least `num_after` rows such that id > anchor. (Obviously, the
caveat is that if there aren't enough rows that fulfill the
query, we'll return the full set of rows, but that may be less
than `num_after`.) Likewise for `num_before`.
Before this change, we would sometimes return one too few rows
for narrow queries.
Now, we're still a bit broken, but in a more consistent way. If
we have a query that does not match the anchor row (which could
be true even for a non-narrow query), but which does match lots
of rows after the anchor, we'll return `num_after + 1` rows
on the right hand side, whether or not the query has narrow
parameters.
The off-by-one semantics here have probably been moot all along,
since our windows are approximate to begin with. If we set
num_after to 100, its just a rough performance optimization to
begin with, so it doesn't matter whether we return 99 or 101 rows,
as long as we set the anchor correctly on the subsequent query.
We will make the results more rigorous in a follow up commit.
2018-03-14 13:22:16 +01:00
self . common_check_get_messages_query ( { ' anchor ' : 0 , ' num_before ' : 0 , ' num_after ' : 9 ,
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' narrow ' : ' [[ " search " , " jumping " ]] ' } ,
sql )
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sql_template = " SELECT anon_1.message_id, anon_1.subject, anon_1.rendered_content, anon_1.content_matches, anon_1.topic_matches \n FROM (SELECT id AS message_id, subject, rendered_content, ts_match_locs_array( ' zulip.english_us_search ' , rendered_content, plainto_tsquery( ' zulip.english_us_search ' , ' jumping ' )) AS content_matches, ts_match_locs_array( ' zulip.english_us_search ' , escape_html(subject), plainto_tsquery( ' zulip.english_us_search ' , ' jumping ' )) AS topic_matches \n FROM zerver_message \n WHERE recipient_id = {scotland_recipient} AND (search_tsvector @@ plainto_tsquery( ' zulip.english_us_search ' , ' jumping ' )) ORDER BY zerver_message.id ASC \n LIMIT 10) AS anon_1 ORDER BY message_id ASC "
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sql = sql_template . format ( * * query_ids )
search: Make `num_after`/`num_after` more consistent.
We now consistently set our query limits so that we get at
least `num_after` rows such that id > anchor. (Obviously, the
caveat is that if there aren't enough rows that fulfill the
query, we'll return the full set of rows, but that may be less
than `num_after`.) Likewise for `num_before`.
Before this change, we would sometimes return one too few rows
for narrow queries.
Now, we're still a bit broken, but in a more consistent way. If
we have a query that does not match the anchor row (which could
be true even for a non-narrow query), but which does match lots
of rows after the anchor, we'll return `num_after + 1` rows
on the right hand side, whether or not the query has narrow
parameters.
The off-by-one semantics here have probably been moot all along,
since our windows are approximate to begin with. If we set
num_after to 100, its just a rough performance optimization to
begin with, so it doesn't matter whether we return 99 or 101 rows,
as long as we set the anchor correctly on the subsequent query.
We will make the results more rigorous in a follow up commit.
2018-03-14 13:22:16 +01:00
self . common_check_get_messages_query ( { ' anchor ' : 0 , ' num_before ' : 0 , ' num_after ' : 9 ,
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' narrow ' : ' [[ " stream " , " Scotland " ], [ " search " , " jumping " ]] ' } ,
sql )
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sql_template = ' SELECT anon_1.message_id, anon_1.flags, anon_1.subject, anon_1.rendered_content, anon_1.content_matches, anon_1.topic_matches \n FROM (SELECT message_id, flags, subject, rendered_content, ts_match_locs_array( \' zulip.english_us_search \' , rendered_content, plainto_tsquery( \' zulip.english_us_search \' , \' " jumping " quickly \' )) AS content_matches, ts_match_locs_array( \' zulip.english_us_search \' , escape_html(subject), plainto_tsquery( \' zulip.english_us_search \' , \' " jumping " quickly \' )) AS topic_matches \n FROM zerver_usermessage JOIN zerver_message ON zerver_usermessage.message_id = zerver_message.id \n WHERE user_profile_id = {hamlet_id} AND (content ILIKE \' % jumping % \' OR subject ILIKE \' % jumping % \' ) AND (search_tsvector @@ plainto_tsquery( \' zulip.english_us_search \' , \' " jumping " quickly \' )) ORDER BY message_id ASC \n LIMIT 10) AS anon_1 ORDER BY message_id ASC '
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sql = sql_template . format ( * * query_ids )
search: Make `num_after`/`num_after` more consistent.
We now consistently set our query limits so that we get at
least `num_after` rows such that id > anchor. (Obviously, the
caveat is that if there aren't enough rows that fulfill the
query, we'll return the full set of rows, but that may be less
than `num_after`.) Likewise for `num_before`.
Before this change, we would sometimes return one too few rows
for narrow queries.
Now, we're still a bit broken, but in a more consistent way. If
we have a query that does not match the anchor row (which could
be true even for a non-narrow query), but which does match lots
of rows after the anchor, we'll return `num_after + 1` rows
on the right hand side, whether or not the query has narrow
parameters.
The off-by-one semantics here have probably been moot all along,
since our windows are approximate to begin with. If we set
num_after to 100, its just a rough performance optimization to
begin with, so it doesn't matter whether we return 99 or 101 rows,
as long as we set the anchor correctly on the subsequent query.
We will make the results more rigorous in a follow up commit.
2018-03-14 13:22:16 +01:00
self . common_check_get_messages_query ( { ' anchor ' : 0 , ' num_before ' : 0 , ' num_after ' : 9 ,
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' narrow ' : ' [[ " search " , " \\ " jumping \\ " quickly " ]] ' } ,
sql )
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@override_settings ( USING_PGROONGA = False )
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def test_get_messages_with_search_using_email ( self ) - > None :
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self . login ( self . example_email ( " cordelia " ) )
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messages_to_search = [
( ' say hello ' , ' How are you doing, @**Othello, the Moor of Venice**? ' ) ,
( ' lunch plans ' , ' I am hungry! ' ) ,
]
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next_message_id = self . get_last_message ( ) . id + 1
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for topic , content in messages_to_search :
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self . send_stream_message (
sender_email = self . example_email ( " cordelia " ) ,
stream_name = " Verona " ,
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content = content ,
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topic_name = topic ,
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)
self . _update_tsvector_index ( )
narrow = [
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dict ( operator = ' sender ' , operand = self . example_email ( " cordelia " ) ) ,
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dict ( operator = ' search ' , operand = self . example_email ( " othello " ) ) ,
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]
result = self . get_and_check_messages ( dict (
narrow = ujson . dumps ( narrow ) ,
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anchor = next_message_id ,
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num_after = 10 ,
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) ) # type: Dict[str, Any]
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self . assertEqual ( len ( result [ ' messages ' ] ) , 0 )
narrow = [
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dict ( operator = ' sender ' , operand = self . example_email ( " cordelia " ) ) ,
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dict ( operator = ' search ' , operand = ' othello ' ) ,
]
result = self . get_and_check_messages ( dict (
narrow = ujson . dumps ( narrow ) ,
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anchor = next_message_id ,
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num_after = 10 ,
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) )
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self . assertEqual ( len ( result [ ' messages ' ] ) , 1 )
messages = result [ ' messages ' ]
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meeting_message = [ m for m in messages if m [ TOPIC_NAME ] == ' say hello ' ] [ 0 ]
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self . assertEqual (
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meeting_message [ MATCH_TOPIC ] ,
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' say hello ' )
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othello = self . example_user ( ' othello ' )
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self . assertEqual (
meeting_message [ ' match_content ' ] ,
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( ' <p>How are you doing, <span class= " user-mention " data-user-id= " %s " > ' +
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' @<span class= " highlight " >Othello</span>, the Moor of Venice</span>?</p> ' ) % (
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othello . id ) )