Example #1
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 public function testMerge()
 {
     // Basic merge.
     $tag1 = Tag::firstOrCreate(['name' => 'Tag 1']);
     $tag2 = Tag::firstOrCreate(['name' => 'Tag 2']);
     $this->assertSame(2, Tag::count());
     $tag1->merge($tag2);
     $this->assertSame(1, Tag::count());
     $this->assertSame('Tag 1', Tag::first()->name);
     // Merge when the other-tag has assets attached.
     $tag3 = Tag::firstOrCreate(['name' => 'Tag 3']);
     $asset = Asset::firstOrCreate(['identifier' => 'Asset 1']);
     $asset->addTags('Tag 3');
     $this->assertSame(2, Tag::count());
     $tag1->merge($tag3);
     $this->assertSame(1, Tag::count());
     $this->assertSame(1, $tag1->assets->count());
     $this->assertSame('Tag 1', $asset->tagsAsString());
     // What about when a JobList is already tagged with both tags?
     $type = new \App\Model\JobType();
     $type->save();
     $jobList = new JobList();
     $jobList->name = 'JL1';
     $jobList->type_id = $type->id;
     $jobList->save();
     $jobList->addTags('Tag 1, Tag 4, Tag 5');
     $tag4 = Tag::firstOrCreate(['name' => 'Tag 4']);
     $this->assertSame(3, Tag::count());
     $tag1->merge($tag4);
     $this->assertSame(2, Tag::count());
     $this->assertSame('Tag 1, Tag 5', $jobList->tagsAsString());
 }