Feature: A project collaborator can change the tips of commits

Background:

Given a project "a"

And the project collaborators are:

And our fee is "0"

And a deposit of "500"

And the last known commit is "AAA"

And a new commit "BBB" with parent "AAA"

And a new commit "CCC" with parent "BBB"

And the author of commit "BBB" is "yugo"

And the message of commit "BBB" is "Tiny change"

And the author of commit "CCC" is "gaal"

Scenario: Without anything modified

When the new commits are read

Then there should be a tip of "5" for commit "BBB"

And there should be a tip of "4.95" for commit "CCC"

And there should be 2 email sent

Scenario: A collaborator wants to alter the tips

Given I'm logged in as "seldon"

And I go to the project page

And I click on "Change project settings"

And I check "Do not send the tips immediatly. Give collaborators the ability to modify the tips before they're sent"

And I click on "Save the project settings"

Then I should see "The project settings have been updated"

When the new commits are read

Then the tip amount for commit "BBB" should be undecided

And the tip amount for commit "CCC" should be undecided

And there should be 0 email sent

When I go to the project page

And I click on "Decide tip amounts"

Then I should see "BBB"

And I should see "Tiny change"

And I should see "CCC"

And I should not see "AAA"

When I choose the amount "Tiny: 0.1%" on commit "BBB"

And I click on "Send the selected tip amounts"

Then there should be a tip of "0.5" for commit "BBB"

And the tip amount for commit "CCC" should be undecided

And there should be 1 email sent

When the email counters are reset

And I choose the amount "Free: 0%" on commit "CCC"

And I click on "Send the selected tip amounts"

Then there should be a tip of "0.5" for commit "BBB"

And there should be a tip of "0" for commit "CCC"

And there should be 0 email sent

Scenario: A non collaborator does not see the settings button

Given I'm logged in as "yugo"

And I go to the project page

Then I should not see "Change project settings"

Scenario: A non collaborator does not see the decide tip amounts button

Given the project has undedided tips

And I'm logged in as "yugo"

And I go to the project page

Then I should not see "Decide tip amounts"

Scenario: A non collaborator goes to the edit page of a project

Given I'm logged in as "yugo"

When I go to the edit page of the project

Then I should see an access denied

Scenario: A non collaborator sends a forged update on a project

Given I'm logged in as "yugo"

When I send a forged request to enable tip holding on the project

Then I should see an access denied

And the project should not hold tips

Scenario: A collaborator sends a forged update on a project

Given I'm logged in as "daneel"

When I send a forged request to enable tip holding on the project

Then the project should hold tips

Scenario Outline: A user sends a forged request to set a tip amount

Given the project has 1 undecided tip

And I'm logged in as "<user>"

And I go to the project page

And I send a forged request to set the amount of the first undecided tip of the project

Then the project should have <remaining undecided tips> undecided tips

Examples:

Scenario: A collaborator sends large amounts in tips

Given 20 new commits

And a new commit "last"

And the project holds tips

When the new commits are read

And I'm logged in as "seldon"

And I go to the project page

And I click on "Decide tip amounts"

And I choose the amount "Huge: 5%" on all commits

And I click on "Send the selected tip amounts"

Then there should be a tip of "25" for commit "BBB"

And there should be a tip of "8.088338" for commit "last"

Scenario Outline: A collaborator changes the amount of a tip on another project

Given the project holds tips

And the new commits are read

And a project "fake"

And the project collaborators are:

And a new commit "fake commit"

And the project holds tips

When the new commits are read

And I'm logged in as "<user>"

And I send a forged request to change the percentage of commit "BBB" on project "a" to "5"

Then <consequences>

Examples: