Class CreatePrefetchPolicyWindowRowBindingTests

Proves the row-binding rule CreatePrefetchPolicyWindow and CreateFromDrafts(IReadOnlyList<SerenityWizardScratchDraft<PrefetchPolicyProfile>>, string, string, bool, UnboundRowWriteMode) enforce together: a row seeded from an existing profile stays bound to THAT asset regardless of an Id edit, and any row whose current Id collides with a DIFFERENT existing profile blocks the primary action instead of silently overwriting it — retyping a seeded row's Id to match another existing profile's Id never resolves-and-overwrites that OTHER asset, and the original is never dropped from the registry.

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Namespace: Serenity.AssetPrefetcher.Tests.Editor.Builder

Assembly: Serenity.AssetPrefetcher.Tests.Editor.dll

Syntax

public class CreatePrefetchPolicyWindowRowBindingTests

Constructors

CreatePrefetchPolicyWindowRowBindingTests()

Declaration

public CreatePrefetchPolicyWindowRowBindingTests()

Methods

AddRowForTests_AfterCacheWasBuilt_InvalidatesTheCacheSoANewlyCreatedCollisionIsCaught()

WARNING fix: PrefetchPolicyProfileRowsEditor.AddRow must invalidate its own row-binding cache rather than relying on the window's GUI change-check — the Serenity.AssetPrefetcher.Infrastructure.Editor.Builder.CreatePrefetchPolicyWindow.AddRowForTests(System.String) seam bypasses that change-check entirely. Without the invalidation, a profile created on disk after the cache was built would go undetected until some unrelated recompute happened to run.

Declaration

public void AddRowForTests_AfterCacheWasBuilt_InvalidatesTheCacheSoANewlyCreatedCollisionIsCaught()

OneTimeTearDown()

Declaration

public void OneTimeTearDown()

PickTargetForTests_SimulateReloadThenConfirmWithZeroEdits_IsNotBlockedAndBothAssetsRoundTrip()

Regression test for the CRITICAL reload bug: Serenity.Global.Infrastructure.Editor.SerenityWizardDraftListLifecycle`1's first version reattached every row with a null source after a domain reload, so a row's own unchanged Id (still matching its own asset) read as "belongs to a different asset" and blocked Confirm permanently. Seeds two real profiles, simulates a reload, then confirms with ZERO edits through the shared UpdateInPlaceRoundTripContract — must not be blocked, and both assets must come back completely unchanged.

Declaration

public void PickTargetForTests_SimulateReloadThenConfirmWithZeroEdits_IsNotBlockedAndBothAssetsRoundTrip()

PickTargetForTests_SimulateReloadThenRetypeToTheOtherRowsId_IsStillBlocked()

Companion to the round-trip test above: after the SAME simulated reload, retyping a row onto a DIFFERENT existing profile's Id must still be blocked — the binding survived the reload, so the rule still catches the collision.

Declaration

public void PickTargetForTests_SimulateReloadThenRetypeToTheOtherRowsId_IsStillBlocked()

RemoveRowForTests_AfterCacheWasBuilt_InvalidatesTheCacheSoALaterEditIsValidatedAgainstFreshDisk()

Companion to the Add test above for RemoveRowAt: isolates removal's own invalidation by editing the SURVIVING row's Id afterwards, rather than adding a new row (which would invalidate the cache on its own and mask whether Remove did anything).

Declaration

public void RemoveRowForTests_AfterCacheWasBuilt_InvalidatesTheCacheSoALaterEditIsValidatedAgainstFreshDisk()

RunPrimaryActionForTests_NewRowWithIdOfAnExistingUnlistedProfile_IsBlocked()

Declaration

public void RunPrimaryActionForTests_NewRowWithIdOfAnExistingUnlistedProfile_IsBlocked()

RunPrimaryActionForTests_RemovingASeededRow_UnlinksItFromTheRegistryButLeavesItsAssetOnDisk()

Declaration

public void RunPrimaryActionForTests_RemovingASeededRow_UnlinksItFromTheRegistryButLeavesItsAssetOnDisk()

RunPrimaryActionForTests_RowRetypedToACaseVariantOfAnExistingDifferentProfilesId_IsBlocked()

Case-only collisions are real collisions too — both Ids sanitize to the same file name.

Declaration

public void RunPrimaryActionForTests_RowRetypedToACaseVariantOfAnExistingDifferentProfilesId_IsBlocked()

RunPrimaryActionForTests_RowRetypedToAFreeId_UpdatesTheSameAssetAndKeepsItsGuid()

Declaration

public void RunPrimaryActionForTests_RowRetypedToAFreeId_UpdatesTheSameAssetAndKeepsItsGuid()

RunPrimaryActionForTests_RowRetypedToAnExistingDifferentProfilesId_IsBlockedAndNeitherAssetChanges()

Declaration

public void RunPrimaryActionForTests_RowRetypedToAnExistingDifferentProfilesId_IsBlockedAndNeitherAssetChanges()

RunPrimaryActionForTests_UnboundRowCollidesWithAProfileCreatedAfterTheCacheWasBuilt_IsBlocked()

The window-level half of the cache-staleness guarantee: unlike RunPrimaryActionForTests_NewRowWithIdOfAnExistingUnlistedProfile_IsBlocked() — which creates the orphan asset BEFORE the window's cache exists, so the cache already covers it — this builds the window rows and the validation cache FIRST, THEN creates the colliding profile asset on disk, THEN runs the primary action. The write-boundary create-only refusal in CreateFromDrafts(IReadOnlyList<SerenityWizardScratchDraft<PrefetchPolicyProfile>>, string, string, bool, UnboundRowWriteMode) must still catch it even though the window's own cache never saw the collision.

Declaration

public void RunPrimaryActionForTests_UnboundRowCollidesWithAProfileCreatedAfterTheCacheWasBuilt_IsBlocked()

SetUp()

Declaration

public void SetUp()

TearDown()

Declaration

public void TearDown()