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StephenDavidson Code Coverage inside soql for loop
I have this class:
public class MyBestPractices {
public MyBestPractices() {
// Best_Practices__kav
List<Id> articleIDs = new List<Id>();
List<String> articleNumbers = new List<String>();
system.debug('will this show?');
for (Best_Practices__kav a : [SELECT Id, ArticleNumber, KnowledgeArticleId FROM Best_Practices__kav WHERE PublishStatus = 'Online' and language = 'en_US' and IsVisibleINPkb = false limit 100 ]) {
String Id = KbManagement.PublishingService.editOnlineArticle(a.KnowledgeArticleId, true);
if (Id == null) System.debug('##### ERROR EDITING');
articleNumbers.add(a.ArticleNumber);
}
List<Best_Practices__kav> articles = new List<Best_Practices__kav>();
system.debug('will this show2?');
for (Best_Practices__kav d : [SELECT Id, KnowledgeArticleId FROM Best_Practices__kav WHERE PublishStatus = 'Draft' AND Language = 'en_US' AND ArticleNumber IN :articleNumbers limit 100]) {
d.IsVisibleInPkb = true;
articleIDs.add(d.KnowledgeArticleId);
articles.add(d);
}
update articles;
}
}
And am trying to test it by running this test class:
@isTest (SeeAllData = true)
private class MyBestPractices_Test {
static testMethod void myUnitTest()
MyBestPractices mb = new MyBestPractices();
}
}
Code coverage indicates the test is not dropping into the for loop.
First, I would like to know why it is not dropping into the for loop. Anyone?
Then I will hold still while you all whip the crap out of me for this non-best-practice way of doing things.....:-)
Yes,
You are right @isTest (SeeAllData = true) would allow you to access existing data inside your test class.However,this would allow you to access data inside your test class,not inside your class.
I mean if there is any SOQL inside your test class which is accesing your org's data,then @isTest (SeeAllData = true) would allow to access.However,this notation is irrelvant in terms of actual Class.It does not afftect the accessibility there.
Hope it is clear to you now !!
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You have to insert Best_Practices__kav records with PublishStatus = 'Online' and language = 'en_US' and IsVisibleINPkb = false , for first for loop
You have to insert Best_Practices__kav records with the properties in second query in for loop.
Then you can create your class instance.
@isTest (SeeAllData = true) private class MyBestPractices_Test { static testMethod void myUnitTest() //insert Best_Practices__kav with particular properties here MyBestPractices mb = new MyBestPractices(); } }Hit the Kudos button if any post helps you - Mark the answer as solution, It might help others running to into similar problem in future.
My understanding from reading about this was that the
@isTest (SeeAllData = true)
would allow my test to see existing data, thus creating new data should not be necessary.
Yes,
You are right @isTest (SeeAllData = true) would allow you to access existing data inside your test class.However,this would allow you to access data inside your test class,not inside your class.
I mean if there is any SOQL inside your test class which is accesing your org's data,then @isTest (SeeAllData = true) would allow to access.However,this notation is irrelvant in terms of actual Class.It does not afftect the accessibility there.
Hope it is clear to you now !!
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:-)