It can't see my Queue: “Expected: 0, Actual: 1”

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System.AssertException: Assertion Failed: Expected: 0, Actual: 1
How can I fix it?



Group testGroup = new Group(Name = 'XXX', Type = 'Queue');
insert testGroup;
List<Obj__c> oList = [SELECT OwnerId FROM Obj__c WHERE OwnerId =: testGroup.Id];
System.assertEquals(oList.size(), 1);


testGroup.Id is not null.










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  • your Group insertion might have failed, add a assert before query to see if you have a group id.
    – Raul
    2 hours ago










  • I have group Id.
    – ÐœÐ¾Ð½Ñ‚е Кристо
    2 hours ago










  • You haven't assigned any records to the ownership of the Queue. That query should return no results.
    – David Reed
    2 hours ago






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    The first parameter in assertEquals is the expected value. Please stick to that to avoid future debugging headaches.
    – Programmatic
    1 hour ago
















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System.AssertException: Assertion Failed: Expected: 0, Actual: 1
How can I fix it?



Group testGroup = new Group(Name = 'XXX', Type = 'Queue');
insert testGroup;
List<Obj__c> oList = [SELECT OwnerId FROM Obj__c WHERE OwnerId =: testGroup.Id];
System.assertEquals(oList.size(), 1);


testGroup.Id is not null.










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  • your Group insertion might have failed, add a assert before query to see if you have a group id.
    – Raul
    2 hours ago










  • I have group Id.
    – ÐœÐ¾Ð½Ñ‚е Кристо
    2 hours ago










  • You haven't assigned any records to the ownership of the Queue. That query should return no results.
    – David Reed
    2 hours ago






  • 1




    The first parameter in assertEquals is the expected value. Please stick to that to avoid future debugging headaches.
    – Programmatic
    1 hour ago












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System.AssertException: Assertion Failed: Expected: 0, Actual: 1
How can I fix it?



Group testGroup = new Group(Name = 'XXX', Type = 'Queue');
insert testGroup;
List<Obj__c> oList = [SELECT OwnerId FROM Obj__c WHERE OwnerId =: testGroup.Id];
System.assertEquals(oList.size(), 1);


testGroup.Id is not null.










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System.AssertException: Assertion Failed: Expected: 0, Actual: 1
How can I fix it?



Group testGroup = new Group(Name = 'XXX', Type = 'Queue');
insert testGroup;
List<Obj__c> oList = [SELECT OwnerId FROM Obj__c WHERE OwnerId =: testGroup.Id];
System.assertEquals(oList.size(), 1);


testGroup.Id is not null.







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  • your Group insertion might have failed, add a assert before query to see if you have a group id.
    – Raul
    2 hours ago










  • I have group Id.
    – ÐœÐ¾Ð½Ñ‚е Кристо
    2 hours ago










  • You haven't assigned any records to the ownership of the Queue. That query should return no results.
    – David Reed
    2 hours ago






  • 1




    The first parameter in assertEquals is the expected value. Please stick to that to avoid future debugging headaches.
    – Programmatic
    1 hour ago
















  • your Group insertion might have failed, add a assert before query to see if you have a group id.
    – Raul
    2 hours ago










  • I have group Id.
    – ÐœÐ¾Ð½Ñ‚е Кристо
    2 hours ago










  • You haven't assigned any records to the ownership of the Queue. That query should return no results.
    – David Reed
    2 hours ago






  • 1




    The first parameter in assertEquals is the expected value. Please stick to that to avoid future debugging headaches.
    – Programmatic
    1 hour ago















your Group insertion might have failed, add a assert before query to see if you have a group id.
– Raul
2 hours ago




your Group insertion might have failed, add a assert before query to see if you have a group id.
– Raul
2 hours ago












I have group Id.
– ÐœÐ¾Ð½Ñ‚е Кристо
2 hours ago




I have group Id.
– ÐœÐ¾Ð½Ñ‚е Кристо
2 hours ago












You haven't assigned any records to the ownership of the Queue. That query should return no results.
– David Reed
2 hours ago




You haven't assigned any records to the ownership of the Queue. That query should return no results.
– David Reed
2 hours ago




1




1




The first parameter in assertEquals is the expected value. Please stick to that to avoid future debugging headaches.
– Programmatic
1 hour ago




The first parameter in assertEquals is the expected value. Please stick to that to avoid future debugging headaches.
– Programmatic
1 hour ago










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You haven't inserted any records in to the queue yet, so 0 is the expected value. Instead, you need to follow the following steps: insert the Group, insert a QueueSObject, then insert at least one Obj__c record with that OwnerId. Please note that the the Group and QueueSObject must be created inside a System.runAs block, because they are considered Setup Objects.



Here's a demo from a unit test I wrote recently:



@isTest static void test() {
Group g = new Group(Name='TestQueue',Type='Queue');
System.runas(new User(Id=UserInfo.getUserId()))
insert g;
insert new QueueSobject(QueueId=g.id, SObjectType='Lead');

insert new lead(lastname='test',company='test');
insert new lead(lastname='testqueue',company='testqueue',ownerid=g.Id);
...





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    Obj__c insert is missing, no records in it.



    Need to insert obj__c with ownerId set as the testGroup.Id






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      You haven't inserted any records in to the queue yet, so 0 is the expected value. Instead, you need to follow the following steps: insert the Group, insert a QueueSObject, then insert at least one Obj__c record with that OwnerId. Please note that the the Group and QueueSObject must be created inside a System.runAs block, because they are considered Setup Objects.



      Here's a demo from a unit test I wrote recently:



      @isTest static void test() {
      Group g = new Group(Name='TestQueue',Type='Queue');
      System.runas(new User(Id=UserInfo.getUserId()))
      insert g;
      insert new QueueSobject(QueueId=g.id, SObjectType='Lead');

      insert new lead(lastname='test',company='test');
      insert new lead(lastname='testqueue',company='testqueue',ownerid=g.Id);
      ...





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        You haven't inserted any records in to the queue yet, so 0 is the expected value. Instead, you need to follow the following steps: insert the Group, insert a QueueSObject, then insert at least one Obj__c record with that OwnerId. Please note that the the Group and QueueSObject must be created inside a System.runAs block, because they are considered Setup Objects.



        Here's a demo from a unit test I wrote recently:



        @isTest static void test() {
        Group g = new Group(Name='TestQueue',Type='Queue');
        System.runas(new User(Id=UserInfo.getUserId()))
        insert g;
        insert new QueueSobject(QueueId=g.id, SObjectType='Lead');

        insert new lead(lastname='test',company='test');
        insert new lead(lastname='testqueue',company='testqueue',ownerid=g.Id);
        ...





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          You haven't inserted any records in to the queue yet, so 0 is the expected value. Instead, you need to follow the following steps: insert the Group, insert a QueueSObject, then insert at least one Obj__c record with that OwnerId. Please note that the the Group and QueueSObject must be created inside a System.runAs block, because they are considered Setup Objects.



          Here's a demo from a unit test I wrote recently:



          @isTest static void test() {
          Group g = new Group(Name='TestQueue',Type='Queue');
          System.runas(new User(Id=UserInfo.getUserId()))
          insert g;
          insert new QueueSobject(QueueId=g.id, SObjectType='Lead');

          insert new lead(lastname='test',company='test');
          insert new lead(lastname='testqueue',company='testqueue',ownerid=g.Id);
          ...





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          You haven't inserted any records in to the queue yet, so 0 is the expected value. Instead, you need to follow the following steps: insert the Group, insert a QueueSObject, then insert at least one Obj__c record with that OwnerId. Please note that the the Group and QueueSObject must be created inside a System.runAs block, because they are considered Setup Objects.



          Here's a demo from a unit test I wrote recently:



          @isTest static void test() {
          Group g = new Group(Name='TestQueue',Type='Queue');
          System.runas(new User(Id=UserInfo.getUserId()))
          insert g;
          insert new QueueSobject(QueueId=g.id, SObjectType='Lead');

          insert new lead(lastname='test',company='test');
          insert new lead(lastname='testqueue',company='testqueue',ownerid=g.Id);
          ...






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              Obj__c insert is missing, no records in it.



              Need to insert obj__c with ownerId set as the testGroup.Id






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                Obj__c insert is missing, no records in it.



                Need to insert obj__c with ownerId set as the testGroup.Id






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                  Need to insert obj__c with ownerId set as the testGroup.Id






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                  Need to insert obj__c with ownerId set as the testGroup.Id







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