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Lastly, we should be able to set the translation group on a project.
We'll use the Gnome project as an example. First make sure we can see
the Gnome project page and that it has no translation group assigned.
>>> gnome_owner_browser = setupBrowser(
... auth='Basic test@canonical.com:test')
>>> gnome_owner_browser.open('http://launchpad.dev/gnome')
>>> gnome_owner_browser.getLink('Translations').click()
>>> translations_page_url = gnome_owner_browser.url
>>> print gnome_owner_browser.title
Translations : GNOME
And now make sure we can see the form to change the translation group
and permissions on a project.
>>> gnome_owner_browser.getLink('Change permissions').click()
>>> print gnome_owner_browser.title
Permissions and policies...
Other users don't see the "Change translators" link and aren't allowed
to access the page it leads to.
>>> user_browser.open(translations_page_url)
>>> user_browser.getLink('Change permissions').click()
Traceback (most recent call last):
...
LinkNotFoundError
>>> user_browser.open(gnome_owner_browser.url)
Traceback (most recent call last):
...
Unauthorized...
Let's post to the form, setting the translation group to polyglot and
closed permissions.
>>> gnome_owner_browser.getControl(
... 'Translation permissions policy').displayValue = ['Closed']
>>> print gnome_owner_browser.getControl(
... 'Translation group').displayOptions
['(no value)', 'Single-language Translators',
'The PolyGlot Translation Group', 'Just a testing team']
>>> gnome_owner_browser.getControl(
... 'Translation group').displayValue = [
... 'The PolyGlot Translation Group']
>>> gnome_owner_browser.getControl('Change').click()
And make sure these changes are now reflected in the Gnome project page
in the relevant portlet.
>>> gnome_owner_browser.url
'http://translations.launchpad.dev/gnome'
>>> print gnome_owner_browser.title
Translations : GNOME
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