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import createFlash from '~/flash';
import { s__ } from '~/locale';
import * as types from './mutation_types';
export default {
[types.SET_PAGE](state, page) {
Object.assign(state, {
pageInfo: Object.assign(state.pageInfo, {
page,
}),
});
},
[types.SET_SUITE](state, { suite = {}, index = null }) {
state.testReports.test_suites[index] = { ...suite, hasFullSuite: true };
},
[types.SET_SUITE_ERROR](state, error) {
const errorMessage = error.response?.data?.errors;
if (errorMessage) {
state.errorMessage = errorMessage;
} else {
createFlash({
message: s__('TestReports|There was an error fetching the test suite.'),
});
}
},
[types.SET_SELECTED_SUITE_INDEX](state, selectedSuiteIndex) {
Object.assign(state, { selectedSuiteIndex });
},
[types.SET_SUMMARY](state, testReports) {
const { total } = testReports;
state.testReports = {
...testReports,
/*
TLDR; this is a temporary mapping that will be updated once
test suites have the new data schema
The backend is in the middle of updating the data schema
to have a `total` object containing the total data values.
The test suites don't have the new schema, but the summary
does. Currently the `test_summary.vue` component takes both
the summary and a test suite depending on what is being viewed.
This is a temporary change to map the new schema to the old until
we can update the schema for the test suites also.
Since test suites is an array, it is easier to just map the summary
to the old schema instead of mapping every test suite to the new.
*/
total_time: total.time,
total_count: total.count,
success_count: total.success,
failed_count: total.failed,
skipped_count: total.skipped,
error_count: total.error,
};
},
[types.TOGGLE_LOADING](state) {
Object.assign(state, { isLoading: !state.isLoading });
},
};
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