[00:00:05] <marxarelli>	 but it speeds up tests across the board, those that log in anyway
[00:00:16] <marxarelli>	 it's purely for optimization
[00:00:20] <mooeypoo>	 I see
[00:00:33] <mooeypoo>	 But wait, I have other api things I do with a different user
[00:00:45] <marxarelli>	 what you've proposed (doing all the precondition stuff for "user a" then driving the browser with "user b") makes the most sense
[00:00:46] <mooeypoo>	 so I should make sure I'm logged in as the user I intend before I do anything in the api no?
[00:01:08] <mooeypoo>	 marxarelli, yes, but 'mark all as read' is something user b must do to itself. 
[00:01:21] <marxarelli>	 or you can wrap the api calls ala `as_user { api... }`
[00:01:36] <marxarelli>	 everything evaluated in the scope of the block will be for that explicit user
[00:01:44] <marxarelli>	 `as_user(:b) { ... }`, sorry
[00:01:46] <mooeypoo>	 wait, you said that's not available just yet? or yes..
[00:02:00] <marxarelli>	 that's available
[00:02:15] <marxarelli>	 just not the logging in of the _browser_ session via the api
[00:02:49] <mooeypoo>	 oh, right, no that's clear
[00:03:07] <mooeypoo>	 wait, so def create_page_with_user(title, text, username)
[00:03:07] <mooeypoo>	   as_user(username)
[00:03:07] <mooeypoo>	     api.create_page title, text
[00:03:07] <mooeypoo>	   end
[00:03:07] <mooeypoo>	 end
[00:03:14] <mooeypoo>	 ^^ that will work without logging into the api ?
[00:03:27] <marxarelli>	 cool. i couldn't very well be 100% incoherent
[00:03:33] <marxarelli>	 running on only 4 hours sleep
[00:03:36] <marxarelli>	 :)
[00:03:41] <mooeypoo>	 ha! go sleep :)
[00:03:43] <marxarelli>	 *could* very well
[00:04:26] <marxarelli>	 mooeypoo: almost. you shouldn't specify the exact username but an id that corresponds to a user in your environments.yml file
[00:05:14] <marxarelli>	 that way it's environment independent
[00:05:46] <marxarelli>	 check out the "Overview" of Environment (https://doc.wikimedia.org/rubygems/mediawiki-selenium/MediawikiSelenium/Environment.html)
[00:06:06] <marxarelli>	 there should be a section in the top-level README as well
[00:15:45] <matt_flaschen>	 marxarelli, as_user looks really nice.
[00:16:26] <marxarelli>	 matt_flaschen: thanks. i tried to make it intuitive
[00:16:42] <marxarelli>	 as much as it can be :)
[00:17:42] <d3r1ck>	 marxarelli: hi
[00:17:58] <marxarelli>	 one of these days i'll find someone to experiment with https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T108273#1520544 which i think will help make things much clearer!
[00:18:07] <marxarelli>	 d3r1ck: howdy
[00:19:26] <d3r1ck>	 marxarelli: whats up?
[00:19:39] <d3r1ck>	 marxarelli: itss been long we discussed :)
[00:24:18] <mooeypoo>	 marxarelli, hm so my "spam my main user with notifications" user should be defined in my environment.yml file..?
[00:26:32] <marxarelli>	 mooeypoo: yep
[00:27:58] <marxarelli>	 i need to make the configuration a little less awkward but as of now if you do `mediawiki_user_b: Selenium_user_a` for example, you can refer to it as `user(:b)` in your tests
[00:28:03] <marxarelli>	 or `as_user(:b)`
[00:28:39] <d3r1ck>	 mooeypoo: i saw something about WikiMedia summit
[00:28:39] <marxarelli>	 similarly `mediawiki_user_secondary: Some name` would be referred to as `user(:secondary)` or `as_user(:secondary)` in tests
[00:29:17] <marxarelli>	 mooeypoo: i have to run actually but we can pair on it on Monday if you want
[00:29:20] <marxarelli>	 i'll be in the office
[00:32:28] <mooeypoo>	 marxarelli, yes, I may take you up on that
[00:32:30] <mooeypoo>	 have a great weekend!
[00:32:44] <marxarelli>	 mooeypoo: thanks! you too
[00:33:05] <mooeypoo>	 d3r1ck, yep, it's in SF
[00:36:11] <d3r1ck>	 mooeypoo: can i participate?
[00:36:17] <d3r1ck>	 mooeypoo: can i be part of it?
[00:44:49] <RoanKattouw>	 d3r1ck: You'll be able to apply, but I don't think applications are open yet
[00:44:51] * RoanKattouw looks it up
[00:46:23] <RoanKattouw>	 d3r1ck: Oh it is open already: https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Wikimedia_Developer_Summit_2016
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[02:04:00] <legoktm>	 [14:30:57] <mooeypoo> hm legoktm do we have an API way to add a notification to a user ? <-- no, just trigger things like user rights changes or thanks. I personally prefer thanks.
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