tests: remove a useless sleep in rate limiter tests

It was used to check that authenticated and unauthenticated users have
different limits. Instead of sleeping a super low limit for
unauthenticated users was set, preventing them from doing 5 requests in
the first place.
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rinpatch 2019-12-16 01:03:13 +03:00
parent 137a3d220b
commit 54029fe212
2 changed files with 3 additions and 13 deletions

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@ -99,7 +99,7 @@ defmodule Pleroma.Conversation.ParticipationTest do
assert participation.user_id == user.id assert participation.user_id == user.id
assert participation.conversation_id == conversation.id assert participation.conversation_id == conversation.id
# Needed because updated_at is accurate down to a second # Needed because updated_at is accurate down to a second
:timer.sleep(1000) :timer.sleep(1000)

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@ -145,9 +145,9 @@ defmodule Pleroma.Plugs.RateLimiterTest do
test "can have limits seperate from unauthenticated connections" do test "can have limits seperate from unauthenticated connections" do
limiter_name = :test_authenticated limiter_name = :test_authenticated
scale = 1000 scale = 50
limit = 5 limit = 5
Pleroma.Config.put([:rate_limit, limiter_name], [{1, 10}, {scale, limit}]) Pleroma.Config.put([:rate_limit, limiter_name], [{1000, 1}, {scale, limit}])
opts = RateLimiter.init(name: limiter_name) opts = RateLimiter.init(name: limiter_name)
@ -164,16 +164,6 @@ defmodule Pleroma.Plugs.RateLimiterTest do
assert %{"error" => "Throttled"} = Phoenix.ConnTest.json_response(conn, :too_many_requests) assert %{"error" => "Throttled"} = Phoenix.ConnTest.json_response(conn, :too_many_requests)
assert conn.halted assert conn.halted
Process.sleep(1550)
conn = conn(:get, "/") |> assign(:user, user)
conn = RateLimiter.call(conn, opts)
assert {1, 4} = RateLimiter.inspect_bucket(conn, limiter_name, opts)
refute conn.status == Plug.Conn.Status.code(:too_many_requests)
refute conn.resp_body
refute conn.halted
end end
test "diffrerent users are counted independently" do test "diffrerent users are counted independently" do