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browser/libs/common/src/state-migrations/migrations/9-move-browser-settings-to-global.spec.ts
Justin Baur c1d5351075 [PM-5535] Migrate Environment Service to StateProvider (#7621)
* Migrate EnvironmentService

* Move Migration Test Helper

* Claim StateDefinition

* Add State Migration

* Update StateServices

* Update EnvironmentService Abstraction

* Update DI

* Update Browser Instantiation

* Fix BrowserEnvironmentService

* Update Desktop & CLI Instantiation

* Update Usage

* Create isStringRecord helper

* Fix Old Tests

* Use Existing AccountService

* Don't Rely on Parameter Mutation

* Fix Conflicts
2024-01-24 14:21:50 -05:00

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import { runMigrator } from "../migration-helper.spec";
import { MoveBrowserSettingsToGlobal } from "./9-move-browser-settings-to-global";
describe("MoveBrowserSettingsToGlobal", () => {
const myMigrator = new MoveBrowserSettingsToGlobal(8, 9);
// This could be the state for a browser client who has never touched the settings or this could
// be a different client who doesn't make it possible to toggle these settings
it("doesn't set any value to global if there is no equivalent settings on the account", async () => {
const output = await runMigrator(myMigrator, {
authenticatedAccounts: ["user1"],
global: {
theme: "system", // A real global setting that should persist after migration
},
user1: {
settings: {
region: "Self-hosted",
},
},
});
// No additions to the global state
expect(output["global"]).toEqual({
theme: "system",
});
// No additions to user state
expect(output["user1"]).toEqual({
settings: {
region: "Self-hosted",
},
});
});
// This could be a user who opened up the settings page and toggled the checkbox, since this setting infers undefined
// as false this is essentially the default value.
it("sets the setting from the users settings if they have toggled the setting but placed it back to it's inferred", async () => {
const output = await runMigrator(myMigrator, {
authenticatedAccounts: ["user1"],
global: {
theme: "system", // A real global setting that should persist after migration
},
user1: {
settings: {
disableAddLoginNotification: false,
disableChangedPasswordNotification: false,
disableContextMenuItem: false,
neverDomains: {
"example.com": null,
},
region: "Self-hosted",
},
},
});
// User settings should have moved to global
expect(output["global"]).toEqual({
theme: "system",
disableAddLoginNotification: false,
disableChangedPasswordNotification: false,
disableContextMenuItem: false,
neverDomains: {
"example.com": null,
},
});
// Migrated settings should be deleted
expect(output["user1"]).toEqual({
settings: { region: "Self-hosted" },
});
});
// The user has set a value and it's not the default, we should respect that choice globally
it("should take the only users settings", async () => {
const output = await runMigrator(myMigrator, {
authenticatedAccounts: ["user1"],
global: {
theme: "system", // A real global setting that should persist after migration
},
user1: {
settings: {
disableAddLoginNotification: true,
disableChangedPasswordNotification: true,
disableContextMenuItem: true,
neverDomains: {
"example.com": null,
},
region: "Self-hosted",
},
},
});
// The value for the single user value should be set to global
expect(output["global"]).toEqual({
theme: "system",
disableAddLoginNotification: true,
disableChangedPasswordNotification: true,
disableContextMenuItem: true,
neverDomains: {
"example.com": null,
},
});
expect(output["user1"]).toEqual({
settings: { region: "Self-hosted" },
});
});
// No browser client at the time of this writing should ever have multiple authenticatedAccounts
// but in the bizzare case, we should interpret any user having the feature turned on as the value for
// all the accounts.
it("should take the false value if there are conflicting choices", async () => {
const output = await runMigrator(myMigrator, {
authenticatedAccounts: ["user1", "user2"],
global: {
theme: "system", // A real global setting that should persist after migration
},
user1: {
settings: {
disableAddLoginNotification: true,
disableChangedPasswordNotification: true,
disableContextMenuItem: true,
neverDomains: {
"example.com": null,
},
region: "Self-hosted",
},
},
user2: {
settings: {
disableAddLoginNotification: false,
disableChangedPasswordNotification: false,
disableContextMenuItem: false,
neverDomains: {
"example2.com": null,
},
region: "Self-hosted",
},
},
});
// The false settings should be respected over the true values
// neverDomains should be combined into a single object
expect(output["global"]).toEqual({
theme: "system",
disableAddLoginNotification: false,
disableChangedPasswordNotification: false,
disableContextMenuItem: false,
neverDomains: {
"example.com": null,
"example2.com": null,
},
});
expect(output["user1"]).toEqual({
settings: { region: "Self-hosted" },
});
expect(output["user2"]).toEqual({
settings: { region: "Self-hosted" },
});
});
// Once again, no normal browser should have conflicting values at the time of this comment but:
// if one user has toggled the setting back to on and one user has never touched the setting,
// persist the false value into the global state.
it("should persist the false value if one user has that in their settings", async () => {
const output = await runMigrator(myMigrator, {
authenticatedAccounts: ["user1", "user2"],
global: {
theme: "system", // A real global setting that should persist after migration
},
user1: {
settings: {
region: "Self-hosted",
},
},
user2: {
settings: {
disableAddLoginNotification: false,
disableChangedPasswordNotification: false,
disableContextMenuItem: false,
neverDomains: {
"example.com": null,
},
region: "Self-hosted",
},
},
});
// The false settings should be respected over the true values
// neverDomains should be combined into a single object
expect(output["global"]).toEqual({
theme: "system",
disableAddLoginNotification: false,
disableChangedPasswordNotification: false,
disableContextMenuItem: false,
neverDomains: {
"example.com": null,
},
});
expect(output["user1"]).toEqual({
settings: { region: "Self-hosted" },
});
expect(output["user2"]).toEqual({
settings: { region: "Self-hosted" },
});
});
// Once again, no normal browser should have conflicting values at the time of this comment but:
// if one user has toggled the setting off and one user has never touched the setting,
// persist the false value into the global state.
it("should persist the false value from a user with no settings since undefined is inferred as false", async () => {
const output = await runMigrator(myMigrator, {
authenticatedAccounts: ["user1", "user2"],
global: {
theme: "system", // A real global setting that should persist after migration
},
user1: {
settings: {
region: "Self-hosted",
},
},
user2: {
settings: {
disableAddLoginNotification: true,
disableChangedPasswordNotification: true,
disableContextMenuItem: true,
neverDomains: {
"example.com": null,
},
region: "Self-hosted",
},
},
});
// The false settings should be respected over the true values
// neverDomains should be combined into a single object
expect(output["global"]).toEqual({
theme: "system",
disableAddLoginNotification: false,
disableChangedPasswordNotification: false,
disableContextMenuItem: false,
neverDomains: {
"example.com": null,
},
});
expect(output["user1"]).toEqual({
settings: { region: "Self-hosted" },
});
expect(output["user2"]).toEqual({
settings: { region: "Self-hosted" },
});
});
// This is more realistic, a browser user could have signed into the application and logged out, then signed
// into a different account. Pre browser account switching, the state for the user _is_ kept on disk but the account
// id of the non-current account isn't saved to the authenticatedAccounts array so we don't have a great way to
// get the state and include it in our calculations for what the global state should be.
it("only cares about users defined in authenticatedAccounts", async () => {
const output = await runMigrator(myMigrator, {
authenticatedAccounts: ["user1"],
global: {
theme: "system", // A real global setting that should persist after migration
},
user1: {
settings: {
disableAddLoginNotification: true,
disableChangedPasswordNotification: true,
disableContextMenuItem: true,
neverDomains: {
"example.com": null,
},
region: "Self-hosted",
},
},
user2: {
settings: {
disableAddLoginNotification: false,
disableChangedPasswordNotification: false,
disableContextMenuItem: false,
neverDomains: {
"example2.com": null,
},
region: "Self-hosted",
},
},
});
// The true settings should be respected over the false values because that whole users values
// shouldn't be respected.
// neverDomains should be combined into a single object
expect(output["global"]).toEqual({
theme: "system",
disableAddLoginNotification: true,
disableChangedPasswordNotification: true,
disableContextMenuItem: true,
neverDomains: {
"example.com": null,
},
});
expect(output["user1"]).toEqual({
settings: { region: "Self-hosted" },
});
expect(output["user2"]).toEqual({
settings: {
disableAddLoginNotification: false,
disableChangedPasswordNotification: false,
disableContextMenuItem: false,
neverDomains: {
"example2.com": null,
},
region: "Self-hosted",
},
});
});
});