Decouple GaeUserCredentials from UserService and simplify tests

This disentangles GaeUserCredentials and UserService, which lets us remove a
bunch of hacky and brittle code from LoginFlowViaConsoleTest.

Previously, GaeUserCredentials was constructed for a user, but then was still
directly calling UserService to check if the user was an admin.  UserService
can be adjusted in tests (via AppEngineRule / LocalServiceTestHelper) but it's
a pain, especially to do dynamically within a single test file.  The hacky
code in LoginFlowViaConsoleTest was working around that restriction.

With this CL, you can pass into GaeUserCredentials whether the user is an
admin or not (for testing) or construct one directly from a UserService object
(for production, and for convenience in tests using an AppEngineRule user).

Note that I also changed EppConsoleAction to @Inject UserService.

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nickfelt 2016-09-09 11:26:47 -07:00 committed by Ben McIlwain
parent bd887e857e
commit ceb5c2117e
7 changed files with 61 additions and 111 deletions

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@ -178,10 +178,11 @@ public class FlowRunnerTest extends ShardableTestCase {
@Test
public void testRun_legacyLoggingStatement_gaeUserCredentials() throws Exception {
flowRunner.credentials = new GaeUserCredentials(new User("user@example.com", "authDomain"));
flowRunner.credentials =
GaeUserCredentials.forTestingUser(new User("user@example.com", "authDomain"), false);
flowRunner.run();
assertThat(Splitter.on("\n\t").split(findLogMessageByPrefix(handler, "EPP Command\n\t")))
.contains("GaeUserCredentials{gaeUser=user@example.com}");
.contains("GaeUserCredentials{gaeUser=user@example.com, isAdmin=false}");
}
@Test