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Long-lasting project invitation links pose a security risk because email address ownership can change over time. I've noticed other providers expire these links after 7 days, which I believe is a good practice. Therefore, I've implemented the same feature. This prog now expires project invitation links every 7 days, with checks occurring every 6 hours.
18 lines
827 B
Ruby
18 lines
827 B
Ruby
# frozen_string_literal: true
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require_relative "../model/spec_helper"
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RSpec.describe Prog::ExpireProjectInvitations do
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subject(:epi) { described_class.new(Strand.new(prog: "ExpireProjectInvitations")) }
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describe "#wait" do
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it "expires project invitations that pass the expiration date" do
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ProjectInvitation.create(expires_at: Time.now - 10, email: "test1@example.com", project_id: "8d8dc04b-c718-86d2-b75c-634d8091e448", inviter_id: "bd3479c6-5ee3-894c-8694-5190b76f84cf")
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not_expired = ProjectInvitation.create(expires_at: Time.now + 10, email: "test2@example.com", project_id: "8d8dc04b-c718-86d2-b75c-634d8091e448", inviter_id: "bd3479c6-5ee3-894c-8694-5190b76f84cf")
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expect { epi.wait }.to nap(6 * 60 * 60)
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expect(ProjectInvitation.all).to contain_exactly(not_expired)
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end
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end
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end
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