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@api @sandboxes @sandbox @create_sandbox
Feature: Create a sandbox via the REST API
In order to have files available to be included in a cookbook
As a Developer
I want to upload files into a sandbox and commit the sandbox
@positive
Scenario: Create a one-file sandbox
Given I am an administrator
When I create a sandbox named 'sandbox1'
Then the inflated responses key 'uri' should match '^http://.+/sandboxes/[^\/]+$'
@negative
Scenario: Create a one-file sandbox, but commit without uploading any files
Given I am an administrator
When I create a sandbox named 'sandbox1'
Then the inflated responses key 'uri' should match '^http://.+/sandboxes/[^\/]+$'
When I commit the sandbox
Then I should get a '400 "Bad Request"' exception
@positive
Scenario: Create a one-file sandbox, upload a file with an expected checksum, then commit
Given I am an administrator
When I create a sandbox named 'sandbox1'
Then the inflated responses key 'uri' should match '^http://.+/sandboxes/[^\/]+$'
Then I upload a file named 'sandbox1_file1' to the sandbox
Then the response code should be '200'
When I commit the sandbox
Then I should not get an exception
@negative
Scenario: Create a one-file sandbox, upload a file with an unexpected checksum, then commit
Given I am an administrator
When I create a sandbox named 'sandbox1'
Then the inflated responses key 'uri' should match '^http://.+/sandboxes/[^\/]+$'
Then I upload a file named 'sandbox2_file1' to the sandbox
Then I should get a '404 Resource Not Found' exception
When I commit the sandbox
Then I should get a '400 "Bad Request"' exception
@negative
Scenario: Create a one-file sandbox, upload a file with an expected checksum and one with an unexpected checksum, then commit
Given I am an administrator
When I create a sandbox named 'sandbox1'
Then the inflated responses key 'uri' should match '^http://.+/sandboxes/[^\/]+$'
Then I upload a file named 'sandbox1_file1' to the sandbox
Then the response code should be '200'
Then I upload a file named 'sandbox2_file1' to the sandbox
Then I should get a '404 Resource Not Found' exception
When I commit the sandbox
# commit works as we did upload the only correct file.
Then I should not get an exception
@negative @die
Scenario: Create a one-file sandbox, upload a file to an expected checksum URL whose contents do not match that checksum, then commit
Given I am an administrator
When I create a sandbox named 'sandbox1'
Then the inflated responses key 'uri' should match '^http://.+/sandboxes/[^\/]+$'
Then I upload a file named 'sandbox2_file1' using the checksum of 'sandbox1_file1' to the sandbox
Then the response code should be '400'
When I commit the sandbox
Then I should get a '400 "Bad Request"' exception
# multiple file sandbox positive and 1/2 negative
@positive
Scenario: Create a two-file sandbox, upload two expected checksums, and commit
Given I am an administrator
When I create a sandbox named 'sandbox2'
Then the inflated responses key 'uri' should match '^http://.+/sandboxes/[^\/]+$'
Then I upload a file named 'sandbox2_file1' to the sandbox
Then the response code should be '200'
Then I upload a file named 'sandbox2_file2' to the sandbox
Then the response code should be '200'
When I commit the sandbox
Then I should not get an exception
@negative
Scenario: Create a two-file sandbox, upload one of the expected checksums, then commit
Given I am an administrator
When I create a sandbox named 'sandbox2'
Then the inflated responses key 'uri' should match '^http://.+/sandboxes/[^\/]+$'
Then I upload a file named 'sandbox2_file1' to the sandbox
Then the response code should be '200'
When I commit the sandbox
Then I should get a '400 "Bad Request"' exception
@positive
Scenario: Create a two-file sandbox, and check the needs_upload field is set for both checksums
Given I am an administrator
When I create a sandbox named 'sandbox2'
Then the inflated responses key 'uri' should match '^http://.+/sandboxes/[^\/]+$'
Then the sandbox file 'sandbox2_file1' should need upload
Then the sandbox file 'sandbox2_file2' should need upload
@positive
Scenario: Create a two-file sandbox, upload the files, then commit. Create the same sandbox again, and neither file should need_upload.
Given I am an administrator
When I create a sandbox named 'sandbox2'
Then the inflated responses key 'uri' should match '^http://.+/sandboxes/[^\/]+$'
Then the sandbox file 'sandbox2_file1' should need upload
Then the sandbox file 'sandbox2_file2' should need upload
Then I upload a file named 'sandbox2_file1' to the sandbox
Then the response code should be '200'
Then I upload a file named 'sandbox2_file2' to the sandbox
Then the response code should be '200'
When I commit the sandbox
Then I should not get an exception
# create again.
When I create a sandbox named 'sandbox2'
Then the inflated responses key 'uri' should match '^http://.+/sandboxes/[^\/]+$'
Then the sandbox file 'sandbox2_file1' should not need upload
Then the sandbox file 'sandbox2_file2' should not need upload
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