public void ReplaceClaim_NoExistingClaim_Ignores()
{
// note: per EF implemention - only existing claims are updated by looping through them so that impl ignores too
var role = new IdentityRole();
var newClaim = new Claim("newType", "newValue");
role.ReplaceClaim(newClaim, newClaim);
Assert.Empty(role.Claims);
}
public void ReplaceClaim_TypeMatchesButValueDoesNot_DoesNotReplace()
{
var role = new IdentityRole();
var firstClaim = new Claim("sameType", "value");
role.AddClaim(firstClaim);
var newClaim = new Claim("sameType", "newValue");
role.ReplaceClaim(new Claim("sameType", "wrongValue"), newClaim);
role.ExpectOnlyHasThisClaim(firstClaim);
}
public void ReplaceClaim_ValueMatchesButTypeDoesNot_DoesNotReplace()
{
var role = new IdentityRole();
var firstClaim = new Claim("type", "sameValue");
role.AddClaim(firstClaim);
var newClaim = new Claim("newType", "sameValue");
role.ReplaceClaim(new Claim("wrongType", "sameValue"), newClaim);
role.ExpectOnlyHasThisClaim(firstClaim);
}
public void ReplaceClaim_ExistingClaim_Replaces()
{
var role = new IdentityRole();
var firstClaim = new Claim("type", "value");
role.AddClaim(firstClaim);
var newClaim = new Claim("newType", "newValue");
role.ReplaceClaim(firstClaim, newClaim);
role.ExpectOnlyHasThisClaim(newClaim);
}
