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user_deleted_observer_test:: (7 methods):
test_create_delete_data_request()
test_create_delete_data_request_automatic_creation_disabled()
test_create_delete_data_request_export_data_request_preexists()
test_create_delete_data_request_ongoing_delete_data_request_preexists()
test_create_delete_data_request_canceled_delete_data_request_preexists()
test_create_delete_data_request_completed_delete_data_request_preexists()
trigger_delete_user_event()
Class: user_deleted_observer_test - X-Ref
Event observer test.test_create_delete_data_request() X-Ref |
Ensure that a delete data request is created upon user deletion. |
test_create_delete_data_request_automatic_creation_disabled() X-Ref |
Ensure that a delete data request is not created upon user deletion if automatic creation of delete data requests is disabled. |
test_create_delete_data_request_export_data_request_preexists() X-Ref |
Ensure that a delete data request is being created upon user deletion if an ongoing export data request (or any other except delete data request) for that user already exists. |
test_create_delete_data_request_ongoing_delete_data_request_preexists() X-Ref |
Ensure that a delete data request is not being created upon user deletion if an ongoing delete data request for that user already exists. |
test_create_delete_data_request_canceled_delete_data_request_preexists() X-Ref |
Ensure that a delete data request is being created upon user deletion if a finished delete data request (excluding complete) for that user already exists. |
test_create_delete_data_request_completed_delete_data_request_preexists() X-Ref |
Ensure that a delete data request is being created upon user deletion if a completed delete data request for that user already exists. |
trigger_delete_user_event($user) X-Ref |
Helper to trigger and capture the delete user event. param: object $user The user object. return: \core\event\user_deleted $event The returned event. |