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It hasn't been necessary to use create_with_id since
ebc79622df, in December 2024.
I have plans to introduce:
```ruby
def create_with_id(id, values)
obj = new(values)
obj.id = id
obj.save_changes
end
```
This will make it easier to use the same id when creating
multiple objects. The first step is removing the existing
uses of create_with_id.
23 lines
758 B
Ruby
23 lines
758 B
Ruby
# frozen_string_literal: true
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require_relative "spec_helper"
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RSpec.describe ApiKey do
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let(:prj) {
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Project.create(name: "test-project")
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}
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it "can be created and rotated" do
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expect(prj.api_keys.count).to eq 0
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api_key = described_class.create(owner_table: "project", owner_id: prj.id, used_for: "inference_endpoint", project_id: prj.id)
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expect(prj.reload.api_keys.count).to eq 1
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key = api_key.key
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api_key.rotate
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expect(api_key.key).not_to eq key
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end
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it "can be created and rotated2" do
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expect { described_class.create(owner_table: "invalid-owner", owner_id: "2d1784a8-f70d-48e7-92b1-3f428381d62f", used_for: "inference_endpoint", project_id: prj.id) }.to raise_error("Invalid owner_table: invalid-owner")
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end
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end
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