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Test for chunking upload #212

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34 changes: 34 additions & 0 deletions tests/acceptance/features/apiGuests/guests.feature
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When user "[email protected]" uploads file "data/textfile.txt" to "/tmp/textfile.txt" using the API
Then the HTTP status code should be "201"

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Scenario: A guest user can upload chunked files
Given as user "admin"
And user "user0" has been created
And user "admin" has created guest user "guest" with email "[email protected]"
And the HTTP status code should be "201"
And user "user0" has created a folder "/tmp"
And user "user0" has shared folder "/tmp" with user "[email protected]"
And guest user "guest" has registered
When user "[email protected]" creates a new chunking upload with id "chunking-42" using the API
And user "[email protected]" uploads new chunk file "1" with "AAAAA" to id "chunking-42" using the API
And user "[email protected]" uploads new chunk file "2" with "BBBBB" to id "chunking-42" using the API
And user "[email protected]" uploads new chunk file "3" with "CCCCC" to id "chunking-42" using the API
And user "[email protected]" moves new chunk file with id "chunking-42" to "/tmp/myChunkedFile.txt" using the API
Then as "[email protected]" the file "/tmp/myChunkedFile.txt" should exist
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You can also add:

And as "user0" the file "/tmp/myChunkedFile.txt" should exist

just to be sure it ended up where it should.

And as "user0" the file "/tmp/myChunkedFile.txt" should exist

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Scenario: A guest user can cancel a chunked upload
Given as user "admin"
And user "user0" has been created
And user "admin" has created guest user "guest" with email "[email protected]"
And the HTTP status code should be "201"
And user "user0" has created a folder "/tmp"
And user "user0" has shared folder "/tmp" with user "[email protected]"
And guest user "guest" has registered
When user "[email protected]" creates a new chunking upload with id "chunking-42" using the API
And user "[email protected]" uploads new chunk file "1" with "AAAAA" to id "chunking-42" using the API
And user "[email protected]" uploads new chunk file "2" with "BBBBB" to id "chunking-42" using the API
And user "[email protected]" uploads new chunk file "3" with "CCCCC" to id "chunking-42" using the API
And user "[email protected]" cancels chunking-upload with id "chunking-42" using the API
Then the HTTP status code should be "204"
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If you are feeling like really making sure, you can say:

And as "user0" the file "/tmp/myChunkedFile.txt" should not exist

to be sure the file did not arrive. (Make sure the HTTP status did not lie)
(it seems odd to me that the cancel of chunking is status 204 - but I guess that indicates the cancel was successful)

And as "user0" the file "/tmp/myChunkedFile.txt" should not exist

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Scenario: A guest user can upload a file and can reshare it
Given as user "admin"
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