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/**
 * Set of tests for policy-based approvals. These are structure in the following way:
 *
 * assignments: Tests approvals for simple assigning of (sensitive) roles.
 *   plain: Uses default policy rules that are used if no other rules are present. The default rules look
 *        for org:approver assignees and/or approverRef objects).
 *     TestAssignmentApprovalPlainImplicit: tests assignments, uses org:approver relation
 *     TestAssignmentApprovalPlainExplicit: tests assignments, uses approverRef relation
 *   global: Uses global policy rules (but quite similar to default ones)
 *     TestAssignmentApprovalGlobal: ## not used, as the functionality is not implemented yet ##
 *   metarole: Uses metarole-induced policy rules.
 *     TestAssignmentApprovalMetaroleExplicit: uses metaroles that are explicitly assigned to given roles
 *     TestAssignmentsWithDifferentMetaroles: DOES NOT EXTEND AbstractTestAssignmentApproval (as other approval tests do),
 *       but uses specific metaroles to provide different approval requirements. See Role21..23.
 *
 * lifecycle: Tests approvals for add/modify/delete of roles
 *   plain: Uses default rules that look for org:owner assignees.
 *     TestLifecyclePlain: tests role modify/delete (uses org:owner relation)
 *   global: Uses global policy rules (but quite similar to default ones)
 *     TestLifecycleGlobal: for role modify/delete, uses org:owner relation; for role add, uses specified user
 *
 * sod: Tests approvals for SoD violations
 *
 * @author mederly
 */
package com.evolveum.midpoint.wf.impl.policy;