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chore: more tests about delegate models for updateMany #2056
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe changes update an integration test that verifies the nested updateMany operation. The test now creates a user internally with an added email field and adjusts the rated video creation by adding an explicit id along with modified duration and rating values. Additionally, the updateMany operations have been modified to use new filter criteria and to include an update without a filter, while ensuring that the video associated with a second user remains unaffected. In a related change, a unique, optional email field has been added to the User model in the utilities file. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant T as Test Runner
participant DB as Database
T->>DB: Call setup() to acquire db instance
T->>DB: Create first User with an email and explicit ratedVideos (with id, duration, and rating)
T->>DB: Create second User with a different email and associated video data
T->>DB: Execute updateMany operation filtering by duration=1
DB-->>T: Return result of filtered updateMany
T->>DB: Execute updateMany operation without a filter to adjust ratedVideos' duration
DB-->>T: Return result of unfiltered updateMany
T-->>T: Assert that the second user's video remains unchanged
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