protected function ProtectionRuleBypassTest::doRoleProtectionBypassTest in User protect 8
Tests if bypassing a certain role protection is respected.
Parameters
string $plugin: The name of the UserProtection plugin.
string $operation: The access operation to check.
5 calls to ProtectionRuleBypassTest::doRoleProtectionBypassTest()
- ProtectionRuleBypassTest::testRoleDeleteProtectionBypass in tests/
src/ Kernel/ ProtectionRuleBypassTest.php - Tests if bypassing role delete protection is respected.
- ProtectionRuleBypassTest::testRoleEditProtectionBypass in tests/
src/ Kernel/ ProtectionRuleBypassTest.php - Tests if bypassing role edit protection is respected.
- ProtectionRuleBypassTest::testRoleMailEditProtectionBypass in tests/
src/ Kernel/ ProtectionRuleBypassTest.php - Tests if bypassing role mail edit protection is respected.
- ProtectionRuleBypassTest::testRoleNameEditProtectionBypass in tests/
src/ Kernel/ ProtectionRuleBypassTest.php - Tests if bypassing role name edit protection is respected.
- ProtectionRuleBypassTest::testRolePassEditProtectionBypass in tests/
src/ Kernel/ ProtectionRuleBypassTest.php - Tests if bypassing role password edit protection is respected.
File
- tests/
src/ Kernel/ ProtectionRuleBypassTest.php, line 72
Class
- ProtectionRuleBypassTest
- Tests bypassing protection rules.
Namespace
Drupal\Tests\userprotect\KernelCode
protected function doRoleProtectionBypassTest($plugin, $operation) {
// Create a protected role.
$rid = $this
->createProtectedRole([
$plugin,
]);
// Create an account with this protected role.
$protected_account = $this
->drupalCreateUser();
$protected_account
->addRole($rid);
// Create operating account.
$account = $this
->drupalCreateUser([
'administer users',
'userprotect.dummy.bypass',
]);
// Test if account has the expected access.
$this
->assertTrue($this->accessController
->access($protected_account, $operation, $account));
}