web ui does not display size of files in vdrive #37
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Reference: tahoe-lafs/trac-2024-07-25#37
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The client web interface lists file types (name, type, id, etc), but not the file size.
Fixed it for now. Tried to attach my patch, but got a perm denied error for /home/trac/projects/tahoe/attachments/ticket, so did a darcs --send zooko.
Attachment 8309.1.txt (99 bytes) added
Faried's note that came with his patch in e-mail.
Attachment 8309.2.txt (1912 bytes) added
Faried's patch
Attempting to attach Faried's patch in order to test trac's permissions for storing attachments.
fixed by changeset:24d4e072ddbb94da
unit tests!
(http://allmydata.org/tahoe-figleaf/figleaf-edgy-186/allmydata.webish.html)
Hm. All the code added by changeset:24d4e072ddbb94da is already covered by the existing unit tests. How could we test it further?
test_system.SystemTest._test_web._got_subdir1 should use a regexp to assert that the correct size of the file is present in the HTML page that lists the directory.
I'll take a look at it. I just wanted to encourage us all to think about always adding unit tests along with bugfixes or enhancements. The fact that the code in question is being executed at all during the unit tests is a good sign, but knowing that we have a test which is specifically designed to make sure the code is actually working as intended is much much better.
Having that test pass is an added bonus :).
done, in changeset:83daa265ba4907bd. Closing for good this time.