Weird bug - Put and Post tests showing up as Get

[pretentiousgit]

The test for this looks like this:

    it('should update existing metadata', function(done){
        api.put('/api/participant/'+part2._id)
            .set('x-access-token', apiToken2)
            .send({
                metadata  : [{
                    key   : 'Phone',
                    value : '212-679-4251',
                    group : 'Dental' 
                },
                {
                    key   : 'Name',
                    value : 'Shauna',
                    group : 'Dental'
                }]
            })
            .expect(200)
            .then(function(data){
                expect(data.body.metadata).to.have.length(6)
                done();
            })
    })

And it generates the correct CURL but incorrect tagging and styling:

The "it" block is nested within two "describe" blocks - the top one to group general objects, the second to group the verb on that object, in this case "participant CRUD" then "participant PUT." This is an occasional bug - it looks like it just turns up sometimes on large suites.

[rprieto]

Hi, thanks for the detailed report. Definitely a weird bug! Could you use the JSON renderer and post the corresponding section here?

Trying to figure out if it's a problem with the data model, or in the HTML rendering.

[pretentiousgit]

Looks like it's in the data model - here, from the JSON docs, it thinks the method's a Get.

{
    "name": "should update existing metadata",
    "summary": "should update existing metadata",
    "hierarchy": [
        "Participant CRUD tests",
        "Participant PUT",
        "should update existing metadata"
    ],
    "request": {
        "headers": {
            "x-access-token": "ThisIsAToken",
            "content-type": "application/json",
            "content-length": 119
        },
        "method": "GET",
        "path": "/api/participant/",
        "data": {
            "metadata": []
        }
    }
}

[rprieto]

That's very odd.... I'll try to reproduce it locally.

[pretentiousgit]

Would nesting a test affect it? Like:

api.put().set().send().then(function(data){
      expect(data.body).this.thing()
      expect(data.body).that.thing()
      api.put().set().send().then(function(data){
          expect(data.body).that.thing()
          done();
      })
})

[rprieto]

Potentially, as supersamples only normally expects 1 call per test (otherwise it wouldn't know which one to extract). But your example in the original message didn't have nesting did it?