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This is a ticket submitted by an unknown user.

Assigned to: IS - Operations

  # Defect #11552, users with dashes in their names cannot be assigned to using their full name.

  def test_assign_to_user_with_dash_in_name

    # Create the reported user "IS - Operations"

    created_user = User.new(:mail => 'dashtest@somenet.foo',

      :firstname => 'IS -',

      :lastname => 'Operations')

    created_user.login = 'dashtest'

    created_user.save!

    # Add user to project.

    project = Project.find_by_identifier('ecookbook')

    assert_not_nil project

    member = Member.create(:project => project, :user =>  created_user, :role_ids => [1, 2])

    # Confirm the user got added correctly.

    get_user = User.find_by_login('dashtest')

    assert_not_nil get_user

    assert_equal 'IS -', get_user.firstname

    # Bring in an anonymous e-mail, assigned to IS - Operations.

    issue = submit_email('ticket_assign_user_with_dash_in_name.eml',

      :allow_override => 'assigned_to',

      :issue => { :project => 'ecookbook' },

      :no_permission_check => '1',

      :unknown_user => 'accept')

    assert issue.is_a?(Issue)

    assert !issue.new_record?

    issue.save!

    # Reload and check and make sure the user is there.

    issue.reload

    assert_equal get_user, issue.assigned_to

  end