Merge branch 'profile-personal-projects' into 'master'

Show only personal projects on user page

When I visit user profile page I see all projects he have access too (if i can also access same projects).
That means I see a list of hundreds projects if he joined several groups. ![Screenshot 2014-05-30 18.24.43](https://dev.gitlab.org/uploads/dzaporozhets/gitlabhq/5209c0cb01/Screenshot_2014-05-30_18.24.43.png)

It inefficient because:

* Slow page load if a lot of projects
* Hard to find his personal projects

I propose to replace it with `Personal projects` list.

It has next advantages:

* we don't load huge useless list of projects
* I can see if user have personal projects I have access to
* faster page load. We don't load all projects from all groups where user invited

![Screenshot 2014-05-30 18.20.29](https://dev.gitlab.org/uploads/dzaporozhets/gitlabhq/8a5d02a00d/Screenshot_2014-05-30_18.20.29.png)

Partly fixes #1135

2 files changed, 17 insertions, 17 deletions

diff --git a/features/steps/shared/project.rb b/features/steps/shared/project.rb
index f8cb753b78f..40362fee0bc 100644
--- a/features/steps/shared/project.rb
+++ b/features/steps/shared/project.rb
@@ -102,24 +102,24 @@ module SharedProject
     page.should_not have_content "Community"
   end
 
-  step '"John Doe" is authorized to private project "Enterprise"' do
+  step '"John Doe" owns private project "Enterprise"' do
     user = user_exists("John Doe", username: "john_doe")
     project = Project.find_by(name: "Enterprise")
-    project ||= create(:project, name: "Enterprise", namespace: user.namespace)
+    project ||= create(:empty_project, name: "Enterprise", namespace: user.namespace)
     project.team << [user, :master]
   end
 
-  step '"John Doe" is authorized to internal project "Internal"' do
+  step '"John Doe" owns internal project "Internal"' do
     user = user_exists("John Doe", username: "john_doe")
     project = Project.find_by(name: "Internal")
-    project ||= create :project, :internal, name: 'Internal'
+    project ||= create :empty_project, :internal, name: 'Internal', namespace: user.namespace
     project.team << [user, :master]
   end
 
-  step '"John Doe" is authorized to public project "Community"' do
+  step '"John Doe" owns public project "Community"' do
     user = user_exists("John Doe", username: "john_doe")
     project = Project.find_by(name: "Community")
-    project ||= create :project, :public, name: 'Community'
+    project ||= create :empty_project, :public, name: 'Community', namespace: user.namespace
     project.team << [user, :master]
   end
 end
diff --git a/features/user.feature b/features/user.feature
index d4198c08de9..a2167935fd2 100644
--- a/features/user.feature
+++ b/features/user.feature
@@ -1,13 +1,13 @@
 Feature: User
   Background:
     Given User "John Doe" exists
-    And "John Doe" is authorized to private project "Enterprise"
+    And "John Doe" owns private project "Enterprise"
 
   # Signed out
 
-  Scenario: I visit user "John Doe" page while not signed in when he is authorized to a public project
-    Given "John Doe" is authorized to internal project "Internal"
-    And "John Doe" is authorized to public project "Community"
+  Scenario: I visit user "John Doe" page while not signed in when he owns a public project
+    Given "John Doe" owns internal project "Internal"
+    And "John Doe" owns public project "Community"
     When I visit user "John Doe" page
     Then I should see user "John Doe" page
     And I should not see project "Enterprise"
@@ -15,15 +15,15 @@ Feature: User
     And I should see project "Community"
 
   Scenario: I visit user "John Doe" page while not signed in when he is not authorized to a public project
-    Given "John Doe" is authorized to internal project "Internal"
+    Given "John Doe" owns internal project "Internal"
     When I visit user "John Doe" page
     Then I should be redirected to sign in page
 
   # Signed in as someone else
 
-  Scenario: I visit user "John Doe" page while signed in as someone else when he is authorized to a public project
-    Given "John Doe" is authorized to public project "Community"
-    And "John Doe" is authorized to internal project "Internal"
+  Scenario: I visit user "John Doe" page while signed in as someone else when he owns a public project
+    Given "John Doe" owns public project "Community"
+    And "John Doe" owns internal project "Internal"
     And I sign in as a user
     When I visit user "John Doe" page
     Then I should see user "John Doe" page
@@ -32,7 +32,7 @@ Feature: User
     And I should see project "Community"
 
   Scenario: I visit user "John Doe" page while signed in as someone else when he is not authorized to a public project
-    Given "John Doe" is authorized to internal project "Internal"
+    Given "John Doe" owns internal project "Internal"
     And I sign in as a user
     When I visit user "John Doe" page
     Then I should see user "John Doe" page
@@ -51,8 +51,8 @@ Feature: User
   # Signed in as the user himself
 
   Scenario: I visit user "John Doe" page while signed in as "John Doe" when he has a public project
-    Given "John Doe" is authorized to internal project "Internal"
-    And "John Doe" is authorized to public project "Community"
+    Given "John Doe" owns internal project "Internal"
+    And "John Doe" owns public project "Community"
     And I sign in as "John Doe"
     When I visit user "John Doe" page
     Then I should see user "John Doe" page