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chatwoot/spec/services/auto_assignment/assignment_service_fair_distribution_spec.rb
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require 'rails_helper'
RSpec.describe AutoAssignment::AssignmentService do
let(:account) { create(:account) }
let(:inbox) do
create(:inbox,
account: account,
enable_auto_assignment: true,
auto_assignment_config: {
'fair_distribution_limit' => 2,
'fair_distribution_window' => 3600
})
end
let(:service) { described_class.new(inbox: inbox) }
let(:agent1) { create(:user, account: account, role: :agent, availability: :online) }
let(:agent2) { create(:user, account: account, role: :agent, availability: :online) }
before do
create(:inbox_member, inbox: inbox, user: agent1)
create(:inbox_member, inbox: inbox, user: agent2)
allow(OnlineStatusTracker).to receive(:get_available_users)
.and_return({
agent1.id.to_s => 'online',
agent2.id.to_s => 'online'
})
# Clean up Redis keys for this inbox
clean_redis_keys
end
after do
clean_redis_keys
end
def clean_redis_keys
# Clean up assignment keys for both agents
pattern1 = "assignment:#{inbox.id}:agent:#{agent1.id}:*"
pattern2 = "assignment:#{inbox.id}:agent:#{agent2.id}:*"
Redis::Alfred.scan_each(match: pattern1) { |key| Redis::Alfred.delete(key) }
Redis::Alfred.scan_each(match: pattern2) { |key| Redis::Alfred.delete(key) }
end
def create_test_conversation
conversation = build(:conversation, inbox: inbox, assignee: nil, status: :open)
allow(conversation).to receive(:run_auto_assignment).and_return(nil)
conversation.save!
conversation
end
describe 'with fair distribution enabled' do
it 'respects the assignment limit per agent' do
# Each agent can handle 2 conversations
conversations = Array.new(4) { create_test_conversation }
# First 4 conversations should be assigned (2 per agent)
conversations.each do |conv|
expect(service.perform_for_conversation(conv)).to be true
end
# Verify distribution
assigned_to_agent1 = conversations.count { |c| c.reload.assignee == agent1 }
assigned_to_agent2 = conversations.count { |c| c.reload.assignee == agent2 }
expect(assigned_to_agent1).to eq(2)
expect(assigned_to_agent2).to eq(2)
# Fifth conversation should fail (both agents at limit)
fifth_conversation = create_test_conversation
expect(service.perform_for_conversation(fifth_conversation)).to be false
expect(fifth_conversation.reload.assignee).to be_nil
end
it 'tracks assignments using individual Redis keys' do
conversation = create_test_conversation
service.perform_for_conversation(conversation)
# Check that assignment key exists
pattern = "assignment:#{inbox.id}:agent:#{conversation.reload.assignee.id}:*"
count = Redis::Alfred.keys_count(pattern)
expect(count).to eq(1)
end
it 'allows new assignments after window expires' do
# Assign 2 conversations to agent1
2.times do
conversation = create_test_conversation
allow(service).to receive(:round_robin_selector).and_return(
instance_double(AutoAssignment::RoundRobinSelector, select_agent: agent1)
)
service.perform_for_conversation(conversation)
end
# Agent1 is now at limit
rate_limiter = AutoAssignment::RateLimiter.new(inbox: inbox, agent: agent1)
expect(rate_limiter.within_limit?).to be false
# Clear Redis keys to simulate time window expiry
clean_redis_keys
# Agent1 should be available again
expect(rate_limiter.within_limit?).to be true
# New assignment should work
new_conversation = create_test_conversation
allow(service).to receive(:round_robin_selector).and_return(
instance_double(AutoAssignment::RoundRobinSelector, select_agent: agent1)
)
expect(service.perform_for_conversation(new_conversation)).to be true
end
end
describe 'without fair distribution' do
before do
inbox.update!(auto_assignment_config: {})
end
it 'assigns without limits' do
# Create more conversations than would be allowed with limits
5.times do
conversation = create_test_conversation
expect(service.perform_for_conversation(conversation)).to be true
expect(conversation.reload.assignee).not_to be_nil
end
end
end
end