Adding the Manage Members Page - #649

I added tests for the new Manage Members helper logic.

The tests cover the smaller helper functions separately so the behavior is easier to verify and debug:

• supervisorsDbToDict

  • Checks that supervisor data is converted into the expected dictionary format.
  • Verifies that extra spaces are stripped from fields.
  • Confirms that the username is created correctly from the supervisor email.

• currentAcademicYear

  • Tests the academic year calculation before July.
  • Tests the academic year calculation starting in July.
  • I used monkeypatch so the test does not depend on the actual current date.

• attachPositionCounts

  • Tests that active/pending primary and secondary counts are added correctly when count data exists.
  • Tests that missing count data defaults to 0, so the Manage Members page does not break when a supervisor has no matching labor forms.

• getStudentCounts

  • Tests that active primary, pending primary, active secondary, and pending secondary positions are counted correctly.
  • Uses test department, supervisor, student, term, and labor status form records to verify the actual database query behavior.

• Released labor forms

  • Added a test to confirm that released labor forms are excluded from the active/pending position counts.
  • This is important because the Manage Members page should not count positions that have already been released.

I marked the database-dependent tests with @pytest.mark.integration, while the smaller pure helper tests were left as normal unit tests because they do not touch the database or Flask session.

All tests in tests/code/test_manageMembers.py are passing.

As you can see here I created a form under wario nakazawa

there is no approve form but it is showing active here

eventhough wario has no approved form yet.

But when i look there is a approved secondary for Elehah for secondary so that might influence the result. Moreover, there is a problem where

as you can see scott has active secondary but in the manage member it only shows pending.

Fixed this by changing the Manage Members count logic to use the Labor Status Form status from FormHistory instead of studentConfirmation. Approved forms now count as active, Pending and Pre-Student Approval forms count as pending, and denied/released forms are ignored. I also filtered the counts to the current academic year so forms from AY 2025-2026 do not show under the AY 2026-2027 page.

I addressed the latest review feedback across the Manage Members PR. I cleaned up the imports, moved currentYear to g.currentYear using the same before_request pattern as g.currentUser, restored the positions route so this PR stays within Manage Members scope, renamed the count helper to getActivePendingPositionCounts, updated the route variable names to be more descriptive, and refactored the tests so each function has one test named test_functionName with scenarios handled inside that test.

I also fixed the broken test by matching the helper signature and adding FormHistory rows for the Labor Status Form scenarios, so the test follows the actual count logic. I reran:

pytest tests/code/test_departmentPortal.py tests/code/test_manageMembers.py -q

and the tests pass locally.

@MImran2002
Fixed the stale session issue that happened when switching users without clearing cookies.

The problem was that the app was reusing the cached currentUser from the Flask session. So if someone logged in as a Labor Admin, logged out, and then logged in as a student, the session could still contain the old Labor Admin user. That allowed the student to access Manage Members until the cookies were cleared. The same issue also happened in reverse, where logging back in as a Labor Admin could still show the old student permissions.

I fixed this by checking the username from the current request against the cached currentUser in the session. If they match, the app keeps using the cached user. If they do not match, the old currentUser and username are removed from the session and the correct user is loaded again through require_login.

I also updated require_login so session['username'] is refreshed when the logged-in user changes.

The focused Manage Members and Department Portal tests pass locally with 5 passed.