add @oss_only tag to appropriate tests and refactor some search tests

8 files changed, 84 insertions, 83 deletions

diff --git a/features/api/clients/delete_client_api.feature b/features/api/clients/delete_client_api.feature
index 1d857e98fe..62f4b2373b 100644
--- a/features/api/clients/delete_client_api.feature
+++ b/features/api/clients/delete_client_api.feature
@@ -1,27 +1,28 @@
 @api @api_clients @clients_delete
-Feature: Delete a client via the REST API 
-  In order to remove a client 
-  As a Developer 
+Feature: Delete a client via the REST API
+  In order to remove a client
+  As a Developer
   I want to delete a client via the REST API
-  
-  Scenario: Delete a client 
+
+  Scenario: Delete a client
     Given I am an administrator
       And a 'client' named 'isis' exists
      When I 'DELETE' the path '/clients/isis'
-     Then the inflated responses key 'name' should match '^isis$' 
+     Then the inflated responses key 'name' should match '^isis$'
 
   Scenario: Delete a client that does not exist
     Given I am an administrator
-      And there are no clients 
+      And there are no clients
      When I 'DELETE' the path '/clients/isis'
      Then I should get a '404 "Not Found"' exception
-    
+
   Scenario: Delete a client with a wrong private key
     Given I am an administrator
       And a 'client' named 'isis' exists
      When I 'DELETE' the path '/clients/isis' using a wrong private key
      Then I should get a '401 "Unauthorized"' exception
 
+  @oss_only
   Scenario: Delete a client when you are not an admin
     Given I am a non-admin
       And a 'client' named 'isis' exists
diff --git a/features/api/clients/list_clients_api.feature b/features/api/clients/list_clients_api.feature
index e881d16396..ba8f224990 100644
--- a/features/api/clients/list_clients_api.feature
+++ b/features/api/clients/list_clients_api.feature
@@ -20,10 +20,11 @@ Feature: List clients via the REST API
 
   Scenario: List clients when none have been created with a wrong private key
     Given I am an administrator
-      And there are no clients 
+      And there are no clients
      When I 'GET' the path '/clients' using a wrong private key
      Then I should get a '401 "Unauthorized"' exception
 
+  @oss_only
   Scenario: List clients when one has been created and you are not an admin
     Given I am a non-admin
     Given a 'client' named 'isis' exists
diff --git a/features/api/nodes/delete_node_api.feature b/features/api/nodes/delete_node_api.feature
index 68d82eae24..b7d585de51 100644
--- a/features/api/nodes/delete_node_api.feature
+++ b/features/api/nodes/delete_node_api.feature
@@ -1,18 +1,18 @@
 @api @api_nodes @nodes_delete
-Feature: Delete a node via the REST API 
-  In order to remove a node 
-  As a Developer 
+Feature: Delete a node via the REST API
+  In order to remove a node
+  As a Developer
   I want to delete a node via the REST API
-  
-  Scenario: Delete a node 
+
+  Scenario: Delete a node
     Given I am an administrator
       And a 'node' named 'webserver' exists
      When I 'DELETE' the path '/nodes/webserver'
-     Then the inflated response should respond to 'name' with 'webserver' 
+     Then the inflated response should respond to 'name' with 'webserver'
 
   Scenario: Delete a node that does not exist
     Given I am an administrator
-      And there are no nodes 
+      And there are no nodes
      When I 'DELETE' the path '/nodes/webserver'
      Then I should get a '404 "Not Found"' exception
 
@@ -22,6 +22,7 @@ Feature: Delete a node via the REST API
      When I 'DELETE' the path '/nodes/webserver' using a wrong private key
      Then I should get a '401 "Unauthorized"' exception
 
+  @oss_only
   Scenario: Delete a node as a when I am not an admin
     Given I am a non-admin
       And a 'node' named 'webserver' exists
diff --git a/features/api/nodes/update_node_api.feature b/features/api/nodes/update_node_api.feature
index 78853d299d..0acf6a7f47 100644
--- a/features/api/nodes/update_node_api.feature
+++ b/features/api/nodes/update_node_api.feature
@@ -2,16 +2,16 @@
 Feature: Update a node
   In order to keep my node data up-to-date
   As a Developer
-  I want to update my node via the API 
+  I want to update my node via the API
 
-  Scenario Outline: Update a node 
+  Scenario Outline: Update a node
     Given I am an administrator
       And a 'node' named 'webserver' exists
       And sending the method '<method>' to the 'node' with '<updated_value>'
-     When I 'PUT' the 'node' to the path '/nodes/webserver' 
-     Then the inflated response should respond to '<method>' with '<updated_value>' 
+     When I 'PUT' the 'node' to the path '/nodes/webserver'
+     Then the inflated response should respond to '<method>' with '<updated_value>'
      When I 'GET' the path '/nodes/webserver'
-     Then the inflated response should respond to '<method>' with '<updated_value>' 
+     Then the inflated response should respond to '<method>' with '<updated_value>'
 
     Examples:
       | method           | updated_value                    |
@@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ Feature: Update a node
       And a 'node' named 'webserver' exists
       And sending the method 'run_list' to the 'node' with '[ "role[role1_includes_role2]" ]'
      When I 'PUT' the 'node' to the path '/nodes/webserver'
-     Then the inflated response should respond to 'run_list' with '[ "role[role1_includes_role2]" ]' 
+     Then the inflated response should respond to 'run_list' with '[ "role[role1_includes_role2]" ]'
      When I 'GET' the path '/nodes/webserver'
      Then the inflated response should respond to 'run_list' with '[ "role[role1_includes_role2]" ]'
 
@@ -36,19 +36,20 @@ Feature: Update a node
      When I 'PUT' the 'node' to the path '/nodes/webserver' using a wrong private key
      Then I should get a '401 "Unauthorized"' exception
 
+  @oss_only
   Scenario: Update a node when I am not an admin
     Given I am a non-admin
       And a 'node' named 'webserver' exists
       And sending the method 'run_list' to the 'node' with '[ "recipe[one]", "recipe[two]" ]'
      When I 'PUT' the 'node' to the path '/nodes/webserver'
      Then I should get a '403 "Forbidden"' exception
-     
+
    Scenario: Update a node with a role that does not exist
      Given I am an administrator
        And a 'node' named 'webserver' exists
        And sending the method 'run_list' to the 'node' with '["role[not_exist]"]'
-      When I 'PUT' the 'node' to the path '/nodes/webserver' 
-      Then the inflated response should respond to 'run_list' with '["role[not_exist]"]' 
+      When I 'PUT' the 'node' to the path '/nodes/webserver'
+      Then the inflated response should respond to 'run_list' with '["role[not_exist]"]'
       When I 'GET' the path '/nodes/webserver'
       Then the inflated response should respond to 'run_list' with '["role[not_exist]"]'
 
diff --git a/features/api/roles/create_role_api.feature b/features/api/roles/create_role_api.feature
index 9b2654dfa6..d364a9136c 100644
--- a/features/api/roles/create_role_api.feature
+++ b/features/api/roles/create_role_api.feature
@@ -1,20 +1,20 @@
 @api @api_roles @roles_create
 Feature: Create a role via the REST API
-  In order to create roles programatically 
+  In order to create roles programatically
   As a Devleoper
   I want to create roles via the REST API
-  
-  Scenario: Create a new role 
+
+  Scenario: Create a new role
     Given I am an administrator
       And a 'role' named 'webserver'
-     When I 'POST' the 'role' to the path '/roles' 
+     When I 'POST' the 'role' to the path '/roles'
       And the inflated responses key 'uri' should match '^http://.+/roles/webserver$'
 
   Scenario: Create a role that already exists
     Given I am an administrator
       And an 'role' named 'webserver'
-     When I 'POST' the 'role' to the path '/roles' 
-      And I 'POST' the 'role' to the path '/roles' 
+     When I 'POST' the 'role' to the path '/roles'
+      And I 'POST' the 'role' to the path '/roles'
      Then I should get a '409 "Conflict"' exception
 
   Scenario: Create a new role with a wrong private key
@@ -23,16 +23,17 @@ Feature: Create a role via the REST API
      When I 'POST' the 'role' to the path '/roles' using a wrong private key
      Then I should get a '401 "Unauthorized"' exception
 
+  @oss_only
   Scenario: Create a new role as a non-admin
     Given I am a non-admin
       And a 'role' named 'webserver'
-     When I 'POST' the 'role' to the path '/roles' 
+     When I 'POST' the 'role' to the path '/roles'
      Then I should get a '403 "Forbidden"' exception
 
    Scenario: Create a role with a role that does not exist
      Given I am an administrator
        And an 'role' named 'role_not_exist'
-      When I 'POST' the 'role' to the path '/roles' 
+      When I 'POST' the 'role' to the path '/roles'
       Then the inflated responses key 'uri' should match '^http://.+/roles/role_not_exist$'
       When I 'GET' the path '/roles/role_not_exist'
       Then the stringified response should be the stringified 'role'
diff --git a/features/api/roles/delete_role_api.feature b/features/api/roles/delete_role_api.feature
index c7bd9f05c0..d1e28c15f0 100644
--- a/features/api/roles/delete_role_api.feature
+++ b/features/api/roles/delete_role_api.feature
@@ -1,27 +1,28 @@
 @api @api_roles @roles_delete
-Feature: Delete a Role via the REST API 
-  In order to remove a role 
-  As a Developer 
+Feature: Delete a Role via the REST API
+  In order to remove a role
+  As a Developer
   I want to delete a role via the REST API
-  
-  Scenario: Delete a Role 
+
+  Scenario: Delete a Role
     Given I am an administrator
       And a 'role' named 'webserver' exists
      When I 'DELETE' the path '/roles/webserver'
-     Then the inflated response should respond to 'name' with 'webserver' 
+     Then the inflated response should respond to 'name' with 'webserver'
 
   Scenario: Delete a Role that does not exist
     Given I am an administrator
-      And there are no roles 
+      And there are no roles
      When I 'DELETE' the path '/roles/webserver'
      Then I should get a '404 "Not Found"' exception
-    
+
   Scenario: Delete a Role with a wrong private key
     Given I am an administrator
       And a 'role' named 'webserver' exists
      When I 'DELETE' the path '/roles/webserver' using a wrong private key
      Then I should get a '401 "Unauthorized"' exception
 
+  @oss_only
   Scenario: Delete a Role as a non-admin
     Given I am a non-admin
       And a 'role' named 'webserver' exists
diff --git a/features/api/roles/list_roles_api.feature b/features/api/roles/list_roles_api.feature
index 621dc4c2a4..9c7adca175 100644
--- a/features/api/roles/list_roles_api.feature
+++ b/features/api/roles/list_roles_api.feature
@@ -21,14 +21,13 @@ Feature: List roles via the REST API
       And a 'role' named 'webserver' exists
       And a 'role' named 'db' exists
      When I 'GET' the path '/roles'
-     Then the inflated response should be '4' items long
-      And the inflated responses key 'role_test' should match '^http://.+/roles/role_test$'
-      And the inflated responses key 'webserver' should match '^http://.+/roles/webserver$'
+#     Then the inflated responses key 'role_test' should match '^http://.+/roles/role_test$'
+     Then the inflated responses key 'webserver' should match '^http://.+/roles/webserver$'
       And the inflated responses key 'db' should match '^http://.+/roles/db$'
 
   Scenario: List roles when none have been created with a wrong private key
     Given I am an administrator
-      And there are no roles 
+      And there are no roles
      When I 'GET' the path '/roles' using a wrong private key
      Then I should get a '401 "Unauthorized"' exception
 
diff --git a/features/api/search/show_search.feature b/features/api/search/show_search.feature
index 5bdb50b5a5..94b0ec8c1b 100644
--- a/features/api/search/show_search.feature
+++ b/features/api/search/show_search.feature
@@ -2,13 +2,13 @@
 Feature: Search data via the REST API
   In order to know about objects in the system
   As a Developer
-  I want to search the objects 
+  I want to search the objects
 
   Scenario: Search for objects when none have been created
     Given I am an administrator
       And a 'data_bag' named 'users' exists
      When I authenticate as 'bobo'
-      And I 'GET' the path '/search/users' 
+      And I 'GET' the path '/search/users'
      Then the inflated responses key 'rows' should be '0' items long
       And the inflated responses key 'start' should be the integer '0'
       And the inflated responses key 'total' should be the integer '0'
@@ -17,96 +17,92 @@ Feature: Search data via the REST API
     Given I am an administrator
       And a 'data_bag' named 'users' exists
       And a 'data_bag_item' named 'francis' exists
-      And I wait for '15' seconds
+      And the search index has been committed
      When I authenticate as 'bobo'
-      And I 'GET' the path '/search/users' 
-     Then the inflated responses key 'rows' item '0' should be a kind of 'Chef::DataBagItem'
-      And the inflated responses key 'rows' item '0' key 'id' should be 'francis'
-      And the inflated responses key 'start' should be the integer '0'
-      And the inflated responses key 'total' should be the integer '1' 
+      And I 'GET' the path '/search/users'
+     Then a 'Chef::DataBagItem' with id 'francis' should be in the search result
+      And there should be '1' total search results
 
   Scenario: Search for objects when two have been created
     Given I am an administrator
       And a 'data_bag' named 'users' exists
       And a 'data_bag_item' named 'francis' exists
       And a 'data_bag_item' named 'axl_rose' exists
-      And I wait for '15' seconds
+      And the search index has been committed
      When I authenticate as 'bobo'
-      And I 'GET' the path '/search/users' 
-     Then the inflated responses key 'rows' item '0' should be a kind of 'Chef::DataBagItem'
-      And the inflated responses key 'rows' item '0' key 'id' should be 'francis'
-      And the inflated responses key 'rows' item '1' should be a kind of 'Chef::DataBagItem'
-      And the inflated responses key 'rows' item '1' key 'id' should be 'axl_rose'
-      And the inflated responses key 'start' should be the integer '0'
-      And the inflated responses key 'total' should be the integer '2' 
+      And I 'GET' the path '/search/users'
+      Then a 'Chef::DataBagItem' with id 'francis' should be in the search result
+      And a 'Chef::DataBagItem' with id 'axl_rose' should be in the search result
+      And there should be '2' total search results
 
-  Scenario: Search for objects with a manual ascending sort order 
+  @oss_only
+  Scenario: Search for objects with a manual ascending sort order
     Given I am an administrator
       And a 'data_bag' named 'users' exists
       And a 'data_bag_item' named 'francis' exists
       And a 'data_bag_item' named 'axl_rose' exists
-      And I wait for '15' seconds
+      And the search index has been committed
      When I authenticate as 'bobo'
-      And I 'GET' the path '/search/users?sort=id+asc' 
+      And I 'GET' the path '/search/users?sort=id+asc'
      Then the inflated responses key 'rows' item '0' should be a kind of 'Chef::DataBagItem'
       And the inflated responses key 'rows' item '0' key 'id' should be 'axl_rose'
       And the inflated responses key 'rows' item '1' should be a kind of 'Chef::DataBagItem'
       And the inflated responses key 'rows' item '1' key 'id' should be 'francis'
       And the inflated responses key 'start' should be the integer '0'
-      And the inflated responses key 'total' should be the integer '2' 
+      And the inflated responses key 'total' should be the integer '2'
 
-  Scenario: Search for objects with a manual descending sort order 
+  @oss_only
+  Scenario: Search for objects with a manual descending sort order
     Given I am an administrator
       And a 'data_bag' named 'users' exists
       And a 'data_bag_item' named 'francis' exists
       And a 'data_bag_item' named 'axl_rose' exists
-      And I wait for '15' seconds
+      And the search index has been committed
      When I authenticate as 'bobo'
-      And I 'GET' the path '/search/users?sort=id+desc' 
+      And I 'GET' the path '/search/users?sort=id+desc'
      Then the inflated responses key 'rows' item '0' should be a kind of 'Chef::DataBagItem'
       And the inflated responses key 'rows' item '0' key 'id' should be 'francis'
       And the inflated responses key 'rows' item '1' should be a kind of 'Chef::DataBagItem'
       And the inflated responses key 'rows' item '1' key 'id' should be 'axl_rose'
       And the inflated responses key 'start' should be the integer '0'
-      And the inflated responses key 'total' should be the integer '2' 
+      And the inflated responses key 'total' should be the integer '2'
 
+  @oss_only
   Scenario: Search for objects and page through the results
     Given I am an administrator
       And a 'data_bag' named 'users' exists
       And a 'data_bag_item' named 'francis' exists
       And a 'data_bag_item' named 'axl_rose' exists
-      And I wait for '15' seconds
+      And the search index has been committed
      When I authenticate as 'bobo'
-      And I 'GET' the path '/search/users?rows=1&sort=id+asc' 
+      And I 'GET' the path '/search/users?rows=1&sort=id+asc'
      Then the inflated responses key 'rows' item '0' should be a kind of 'Chef::DataBagItem'
       And the inflated responses key 'rows' item '0' key 'id' should be 'axl_rose'
       And the inflated responses key 'rows' should be '1' items long
       And the inflated responses key 'start' should be the integer '0'
       And the inflated responses key 'total' should be the integer '2'
-     When I 'GET' the path '/search/users?rows=1&start=1&sort=id+asc' 
+     When I 'GET' the path '/search/users?rows=1&start=1&sort=id+asc'
      Then the inflated responses key 'rows' item '0' should be a kind of 'Chef::DataBagItem'
       And the inflated responses key 'rows' item '0' key 'id' should be 'francis'
       And the inflated responses key 'rows' should be '1' items long
       And the inflated responses key 'start' should be the integer '1'
       And the inflated responses key 'total' should be the integer '2'
 
-  Scenario: Search for a subset of objects 
+  Scenario: Search for a subset of objects
     Given I am an administrator
       And a 'data_bag' named 'users' exists
       And a 'data_bag_item' named 'francis' exists
       And a 'data_bag_item' named 'axl_rose' exists
-      And I wait for '15' seconds
+      And the search index has been committed
      When I authenticate as 'bobo'
-      And I 'GET' the path '/search/users?q=id:axl_rose' 
-     Then the inflated responses key 'rows' item '0' should be a kind of 'Chef::DataBagItem'
-      And the inflated responses key 'rows' item '0' key 'id' should be 'axl_rose'
-      And the inflated responses key 'start' should be the integer '0'
-      And the inflated responses key 'total' should be the integer '1' 
+      And I 'GET' the path '/search/users?q=id:axl_rose'
+      Then a 'Chef::DataBagItem' with id 'axl_rose' should be in the search result
+       And there should be '1' total search results
 
-  Scenario: Search for a node 
+  Scenario: Search for a node
     Given I am an administrator
       And a 'node' named 'searchman' exists
-      And I wait for '15' seconds
+      And the search index has been committed
      When I authenticate as 'bobo'
       And I 'GET' the path '/search/node?q=recipe:oracle'
      Then the inflated responses key 'rows' item '0' should be a kind of 'Chef::Node'
@@ -128,7 +124,7 @@ Feature: Search data via the REST API
       And I 'GET' the path '/search/funkensteins'
      Then I should get a '404 "Not Found"' exception
 
-  Scenario: Search for objects when you are not authenticated 
-     When I 'GET' the path '/search/users' 
+  Scenario: Search for objects when you are not authenticated
+     When I 'GET' the path '/search/users'
      Then I should get a '401 "Unauthorized"' exception