public void FieldNameChangeDoesNotBreakExistingPolicy()
{
var toDelete = new List <long>();
try
{
var newField = new StringField {
Name = "test field"
}.As <Field>();
newField.Save();
toDelete.Add(newField.Id);
var policy = new RecordChangeAuditPolicy()
{
Name = "TEST ResourceAuditEventHandlerTests LogCreate", TriggeredOnType = Person.Person_Type, TriggerEnabled = true
};
policy.UpdatedFieldsToTriggerOn.Add(newField);
policy.Save();
toDelete.Add(policy.Id);
newField = newField.AsWritable <Field>();
newField.Name = "Renamed field";
newField.Save();
var log = RunAndLog(() =>
{
var person = Entity.Create <Person>();
person.SetField(newField, "bob");
person.Save();
});
Assert.That(log.Count, Is.EqualTo(1));
var logEntry = log[0].As <RecordChangeLogEntry>();
Assert.That(logEntry.Description, Is.EqualTo("[Renamed field] set to 'bob'"));
}
finally
{
Entity.Delete(toDelete);
}
}
