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Fix count votes integ test #1733

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Fix count votes integ test #1733

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@dlpzx dlpzx commented Dec 5, 2024

Feature or Bugfix

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Tests to count votes from #1724 fail because the client2 has no permissions to GET a dataset and cannot upvote it

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upvote(client2, session_s3_dataset1.datasetUri, S3_DATASET_TARGET_TYPE, False)
assert_that(count_upvotes(client2, session_s3_dataset1.datasetUri, S3_DATASET_TARGET_TYPE)).is_equal_to(count)
def test_count_votes(client1, vote1, session_s3_dataset1):
assert_that(count_upvotes(client1, session_s3_dataset1.datasetUri, S3_DATASET_TARGET_TYPE)).is_equal_to(1)
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Don't we also need a test, that for client2 in fails due to lack of permissions?

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I think we cover a lot of those unauth tests in the functional tests

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No because count is public, there are no restrictions on who can count the votes

@dlpzx dlpzx requested a review from SofiaSazonova December 5, 2024 13:28
@dlpzx dlpzx merged commit 0b7daf5 into main Dec 5, 2024
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