// TestInvalidProposal checks that even if the policy allows the transaction and the sequence etc. is well formed,
// that if the handler does not accept the config, it is rejected
func TestInvalidProposal(t *testing.T) {
handlers := defaultHandlers()
cm, err := NewConfigurationManager(&cb.ConfigurationEnvelope{
Items: []*cb.SignedConfigurationItem{makeSignedConfigurationItem("foo", "foo", 0, []byte("foo"), defaultChain)},
}, &mockPolicyManager{&mockPolicy{}}, handlers)
if err != nil {
t.Fatalf("Error constructing configuration manager: %s", err)
}
cm.(*configurationManager).handlers[cb.ConfigurationItem_ConfigurationType(0)] = failHandler{}
newConfig := &cb.ConfigurationEnvelope{
Items: []*cb.SignedConfigurationItem{makeSignedConfigurationItem("foo", "foo", 1, []byte("foo"), defaultChain)},
}
err = cm.Validate(newConfig)
if err == nil {
t.Errorf("Should have errored validating config because the handler rejected it")
}
err = cm.Apply(newConfig)
if err == nil {
t.Errorf("Should have errored applying config because the handler rejected it")
}
}
func defaultHandlers() map[cb.ConfigurationItem_ConfigurationType]Handler {
handlers := make(map[cb.ConfigurationItem_ConfigurationType]Handler)
for ctype := range cb.ConfigurationItem_ConfigurationType_name {
handlers[cb.ConfigurationItem_ConfigurationType(ctype)] = NewBytesHandler()
}
return handlers
}