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File test_text_fields.py has 571 lines of code (exceeds 250 allowed). Consider refactoring.

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import pytest
from swimlane import exceptions

# Not testing the followig field sub-types, because of no format limitations:
# - Telephone

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class TestMinMaxCharCountTextField:
    def test_min_max_char_count_exact_min(helpers):
        theRecord = pytest.app.records.create(
            **{"Required Text": "required", "Min Max Chars Text": "abcde"})
        assert theRecord["Min Max Chars Text"] == "abcde"

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class TestMinMaxWordCountTextField:
    def test_min_max_word_count_exact_min(helpers):
        theRecord = pytest.app.records.create(
            **{"Required Text": "required", "Min Max Words Text": "hello there how"})
        assert theRecord["Min Max Words Text"] == "hello there how"

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class TestMinWordCountTextField:
    def test_min_word_count_exact(helpers):
        theRecord = pytest.app.records.create(
            **{"Required Text": "required", "Min Words Text": "hello there how"})
        assert theRecord["Min Words Text"] == "hello there how"

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class TestMaxCharCountTextField:
    def test_max_char_count_exact(helpers):
        theRecord = pytest.app.records.create(
            **{"Required Text": "required", "Max Chars Text": "abcdefghij"})
        assert theRecord["Max Chars Text"] == "abcdefghij"

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class TestMaxWordCountTextField:
    def test_max_word_count_exact(helpers):
        theRecord = pytest.app.records.create(
            **{"Required Text": "required", "Max Words Text": "hello there friend how are you doing on this fine"})
        assert theRecord["Max Words Text"] == "hello there friend how are you doing on this fine"

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class TestMinCharCountTextField:
    def test_min_char_count_exact(helpers):
        theRecord = pytest.app.records.create(
            **{"Required Text": "required", "Min Chars Text": "abcde"})
        assert theRecord["Min Chars Text"] == "abcde"

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    def test_comment_rich_text_false_on_save_exact(helpers):
        theRecord = pytest.app.records.create(**{"Required Text": "required"})
        commentText = pytest.fake.sentence()
        comments = theRecord["Comments"]
        comments.comment(commentText, rich_text=False)

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    def test_comment_rich_text_on_save_exact(helpers):
        theRecord = pytest.app.records.create(**{"Required Text": "required"})
        commentText = pytest.fake.sentence()
        comments = theRecord["Comments"]
        comments.comment(commentText, rich_text=True)

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    @pytest.mark.xfail(reason="SPT-6360: This is not an URL, but does not fail.")
    def test_url_text_field_on_save_bad_value(helpers):
        textValue = pytest.fake.word()
        theRecord = pytest.app.records.create(**{"Required Text": "required"})
        theRecord['URL'] = textValue

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    @pytest.mark.xfail(reason="SPT-6360: This is not an IP, but does not fail.")
    def test_ip_text_field_on_save_bad_value(helpers):
        textValue = pytest.fake.word()
        theRecord = pytest.app.records.create(**{"Required Text": "required"})
        theRecord['IP'] = textValue

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    @pytest.mark.xfail(reason="SPT-6360: This is not an email, but does not fail.")
    def test_email_text_field_on_save_bad_value(helpers):
        textValue = pytest.fake.word()
        theRecord = pytest.app.records.create(**{"Required Text": "required"})
        theRecord["Email"] = textValue

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    @pytest.mark.xfail(reason="SPT-6360: This is not an email, but does not fail.")
    def test_email_text_field_bad_value(helpers):
        textValue = pytest.fake.word()
        # This should throw an exception that the valus is not proper email format.
        theRecord = pytest.app.records.create(

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    @pytest.mark.xfail(reason="SPT-6360: This is not an IP, but does not fail.")
    def test_ip_text_field_bad_value(helpers):
        textValue = pytest.fake.word()
        theRecord = pytest.app.records.create(
            **{"Required Text": "required", "IP": textValue})

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    @pytest.mark.xfail(reason="SPT-6360: This is not an URL, but does not fail.")
    def test_url_text_field_on_save_bad_value_type_object(helpers):
        textValue = {"url": "http://foo.com"}
        theRecord = pytest.app.records.create(**{"Required Text": "required"})
        theRecord['URL'] = textValue

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    @pytest.mark.xfail(reason="SPT-6360: This is not an email, but does not fail.")
    def test_email_text_field_on_save_bad_type_object(helpers):
        textValue = {"email": "foo@work.com"}
        theRecord = pytest.app.records.create(**{"Required Text": "required"})
        theRecord["Email"] = textValue

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    @pytest.mark.xfail(reason="SPT-6360: This is not an IP, but does not fail.")
    def test_ip_text_field_on_save_bad_value_type_object(helpers):
        textValue = {"ip": "192.168.0.1"}
        theRecord = pytest.app.records.create(**{"Required Text": "required"})
        theRecord['IP'] = textValue

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    def test_required_field_not_set(helpers):
        with pytest.raises(exceptions.ValidationError) as excinfo:
            pytest.app.records.create(**{"Text": "some text"})
        assert str(excinfo.value) == 'Validation failed for <Record: %s - New>. Reason: Required field "Required Text" is not set' % pytest.app.acronym

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    @pytest.mark.xfail(reason="SPT-6360: This is not an URL, but does not fail.")
    def test_url_text_field_on_save_bad_value_type_number(helpers):
        textValue = 123
        theRecord = pytest.app.records.create(**{"Required Text": "required"})
        theRecord['URL'] = textValue

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    @pytest.mark.xfail(reason="SPT-6360: This is not an email, but does not fail.")
    def test_email_text_field_on_save_bad_value_type_numeric(helpers):
        textValue = 123
        theRecord = pytest.app.records.create(**{"Required Text": "required"})
        theRecord["Email"] = textValue

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    @pytest.mark.xfail(reason="SPT-6360: This is not an IP, but does not fail.")
    def test_ip_text_field_on_save_bad_value_type_number(helpers):
        textValue = 123
        theRecord = pytest.app.records.create(**{"Required Text": "required"})
        theRecord['IP'] = textValue

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    def test_ip_text_field_on_save_v6(helpers):
        textValue = pytest.fake.ipv6()
        theRecord = pytest.app.records.create(**{"Required Text": "required"})
        theRecord['IP'] = textValue
        theRecord.save()

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    def test_ip_text_field_on_save_v4(helpers):
        textValue = pytest.fake.ipv4()
        theRecord = pytest.app.records.create(**{"Required Text": "required"})
        theRecord['IP'] = textValue
        theRecord.save()

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    def test_email_text_field_on_save(helpers):
        textValue = pytest.fake.email()
        theRecord = pytest.app.records.create(**{"Required Text": "required"})
        theRecord["Email"] = textValue
        theRecord.save()

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    def test_url_text_field_on_save(helpers):
        textValue = pytest.fake.url()
        theRecord = pytest.app.records.create(**{"Required Text": "required"})
        theRecord['URL'] = textValue
        theRecord.save()

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    def test_email_text_field(helpers):
        textValue = pytest.fake.email()
        theRecord = pytest.app.records.create(
            **{"Required Text": "required", "Email": textValue})
        assert theRecord["Email"] == textValue

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    def test_url_text_field(helpers):
        textValue = pytest.fake.url()
        theRecord = pytest.app.records.create(
            **{"Required Text": "required", "URL": textValue})
        assert theRecord["URL"] == textValue

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    def test_ip_text_field_v4(helpers):
        textValue = pytest.fake.ipv4()
        theRecord = pytest.app.records.create(
            **{"Required Text": "required", "IP": textValue})
        assert theRecord["IP"] == textValue

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    def test_ip_text_field_v6(helpers):
        textValue = pytest.fake.ipv6()
        theRecord = pytest.app.records.create(
            **{"Required Text": "required", "IP": textValue})
        assert theRecord["IP"] == textValue

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    @pytest.mark.xfail(reason="SPT-6360: This is not an email, but does not fail.")
    def test_email_text_field_bad_value_type_object(helpers):
        textValue = {"email": "foo@work.com"}
        # this should be throwing an exception based on the value not being a proper email.
        pytest.app.records.create(

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    @pytest.mark.xfail(reason="SPT-6360: This is not an URL, but does not fail.")
    def test_url_text_field_bad_value_type_object(helpers):
        textValue = {"url": "http://foo.com"}
        # this should be throwing an exception based on the value not being a proper URL.
        pytest.app.records.create(

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    @pytest.mark.xfail(reason="SPT-6360: This is not an IP, but does not fail.")
    def test_ip_text_field_bad_value_type_object(helpers):
        textValue = {"ip": "192.168.0.1"}
        # This should throw an exception since the value is not a proper IP
        pytest.app.records.create(

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        assert str(excinfo.value) == "Validation failed for <Record: {}>. Reason: Text list field items must be strings, not '<{} 'int'>'".format(
            theRecord.tracking_id, ("class", "type")[pytest.helpers.py_ver() == 2])

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        assert str(excinfo.value) == "Validation failed for <Record: {}>. Reason: Text list field items must be strings, not '<{} 'int'>'".format(
            theRecord.tracking_id, ("class", "type")[pytest.helpers.py_ver() == 2])

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    @pytest.mark.xfail(reason="SPT-6360: This is not an IP, but does not fail.")
    def test_ip_text_field_bad_value_type_number(helpers):
        textValue = 123
        # This should throw an exception since the value is not a proper IP
        pytest.app.records.create(

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    @pytest.mark.xfail(reason="SPT-6360: This is not an URL, but does not fail.")
    def test_url_text_field_bad_value_type_number(helpers):
        textValue = 123
        # this should be throwing an exception based on the value not being a proper URL.
        pytest.app.records.create(

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    @pytest.mark.xfail(reason="SPT-6360: This is not an email, but does not fail.")
    def test_email_text_field_bad_value_type_numeric(helpers):
        textValue = 123
        # this should be throwing an exception based on the value not being a proper email.
        pytest.app.records.create(

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    def test_required_field(helpers):
        theRecord = pytest.app.records.create(**{"Required Text": "required"})
        assert theRecord["Required Text"] == "required"

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