public IActionResult AddUserMinistryPreference([FromQuery] string[] ministryKeys)
{
try
{
var header = Request.Headers["Authorization"];
var email = GetEmailAddressFromAuthorizationHeader(Request.Headers["Authorization"]);
var dbUserMinistryPrefs = dbContext.UserMinistryPreference.Include(m => m.Ministry).Where(p => p.Email == email).ToList();
dbContext.RemoveRange(dbUserMinistryPrefs);
var userPrefs = new List <UserMinistryPreference>();
foreach (var key in ministryKeys)
{
var ministry = dbContext.Ministry.SingleOrDefault(m => m.Key == key);
userPrefs.Add(new UserMinistryPreference {
Email = email, Ministry = ministry
});
}
dbContext.AddRange(userPrefs);
dbContext.SaveChanges();
return(CreatedAtRoute("GetUserMinistryPreferences", ministryKeys));
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
return(BadRequest("Failed to create user ministry preferences", ex));
}
}
public void GetPostLogs_ShouldReturnSuccess()
{
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Arrange
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
NewsRelease post = TestData.CreateDbPost();
context.NewsRelease.Add(post);
// line 52 caused the test to fail after the update to EF core 3.0
// post.NewsReleaseLog = TestData.CreateDbPostLogs(post);
// lines 54 to 56 replace the problematic line 52 by saving the logs before adding them to the parent post
var logs = TestData.CreateDbPostLogs(post);
context.AddRange(logs);
context.SaveChanges();
post.NewsReleaseLog = logs;
var expectedLogEntry = post.NewsReleaseLog.FirstOrDefault();
var expectedCount = post.NewsReleaseLog.Count;
context.SaveChanges();
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Act
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
var result = controller.GetPostLogs(post.Key) as ObjectResult;
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Assert
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
result.Should().BeOfType(typeof(OkObjectResult), "because the read operation should go smoothly");
var actual = result.Value as IEnumerable <Models.PostLog>;
var actualLogEntry = actual.FirstOrDefault();
actual.Count().Should().Be(expectedCount);
actualLogEntry.PostKey.Should().Be(expectedLogEntry.Release.Key);
actualLogEntry.Description.Should().Be(expectedLogEntry.Description);
}
