function CommentTest::setUpAuthorization
Sets up the necessary authorization.
Because of the $method parameter, it's possible to first set up authorization for only GET, then add POST, et cetera. This then also allows for verifying a 403 in case of missing authorization.
Parameters
string $method: The HTTP method for which to set up authorization.
Overrides ResourceTestBase::setUpAuthorization
2 calls to CommentTest::setUpAuthorization()
- CommentExtrasTest::testPostIndividualDxWithoutCriticalBaseFields in core/modules/ jsonapi/ tests/ src/ Functional/ CommentExtrasTest.php 
- Tests POSTing a comment without critical base fields.
- CommentExtrasTest::testPostIndividualSkipCommentApproval in core/modules/ jsonapi/ tests/ src/ Functional/ CommentExtrasTest.php 
- Tests POSTing a comment with and without 'skip comment approval'.
File
- 
              core/modules/ jsonapi/ tests/ src/ Functional/ CommentTest.php, line 85 
Class
- CommentTest
- JSON:API integration test for the "Comment" content entity type.
Namespace
Drupal\Tests\jsonapi\FunctionalCode
protected function setUpAuthorization($method) {
  switch ($method) {
    case 'GET':
      $this->grantPermissionsToTestedRole([
        'access comments',
        'view test entity',
      ]);
      break;
    case 'POST':
      $this->grantPermissionsToTestedRole([
        'post comments',
      ]);
      break;
    case 'PATCH':
      $this->grantPermissionsToTestedRole([
        'edit own comments',
      ]);
      break;
    case 'DELETE':
      $this->grantPermissionsToTestedRole([
        'administer comments',
      ]);
      break;
  }
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