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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
# Part of Odoo. See LICENSE file for full copyright and licensing details.
from odoo.addons.mass_mailing.tests.common import MassMailCommon
from odoo.tests.common import users
class TestMailingListMerge(MassMailCommon):
@classmethod
def setUpClass(cls):
super(TestMailingListMerge, cls).setUpClass()
cls._create_mailing_list()
cls.mailing_list_3 = cls.env['mailing.list'].with_context(cls._test_context).create({
'name': 'ListC',
'contact_ids': [
(0, 0, {'name': 'Norberto', 'email': 'norbert@example.com'}),
]
})
@users('user_marketing')
def test_mailing_contact_create(self):
default_list_ids = (self.mailing_list_2 | self.mailing_list_3).ids
# simply set default list in context
new = self.env['mailing.contact'].with_context(default_list_ids=default_list_ids).create([{
'name': 'Contact_%d' % x,
'email': 'contact_%d@test.example.com' % x,
} for x in range(0, 5)])
self.assertEqual(new.list_ids, (self.mailing_list_2 | self.mailing_list_3))
# default list and subscriptions should be merged
new = self.env['mailing.contact'].with_context(default_list_ids=default_list_ids).create([{
'name': 'Contact_%d' % x,
'email': 'contact_%d@test.example.com' % x,
'subscription_list_ids': [(0, 0, {
'list_id': self.mailing_list_1.id,
'opt_out': True,
}), (0, 0, {
'list_id': self.mailing_list_2.id,
'opt_out': True,
})],
} for x in range(0, 5)])
self.assertEqual(new.list_ids, (self.mailing_list_1 | self.mailing_list_2 | self.mailing_list_3))
# should correctly take subscription opt_out value
for list_id in (self.mailing_list_1 | self.mailing_list_2).ids:
new = new.with_context(default_list_ids=[list_id])
self.assertTrue(all(contact.opt_out for contact in new))
# not opt_out for new subscription without specific create values
for list_id in self.mailing_list_3.ids:
new = new.with_context(default_list_ids=[list_id])
self.assertFalse(any(contact.opt_out for contact in new))
@users('user_marketing')
def test_mailing_list_merge(self):
# TEST CASE: Merge A,B into the existing mailing list C
# The mailing list C contains the same email address than 'Norbert' in list B
# This test ensure that the mailing lists are correctly merged and no
# duplicates are appearing in C
result_list = self.env['mailing.list.merge'].create({
'src_list_ids': [(4, list_id) for list_id in [self.mailing_list_1.id, self.mailing_list_2.id]],
'dest_list_id': self.mailing_list_3.id,
'merge_options': 'existing',
'new_list_name': False,
'archive_src_lists': False,
}).action_mailing_lists_merge()
# Assert the number of contacts is correct
self.assertEqual(
len(result_list.contact_ids.ids), 5,
'The number of contacts on the mailing list C is not equal to 5')
# Assert there's no duplicated email address
self.assertEqual(
len(list(set(result_list.contact_ids.mapped('email')))), 5,
'Duplicates have been merged into the destination mailing list. Check %s' % (result_list.contact_ids.mapped('email')))
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