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  In order to test process of Phases,
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  I create a record to schedule the phase of project.
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  !record {model: project.compute.phases, id: project_compute_phases01}:
    target_project: 'one'
    project_id: project.project_project_1
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  I schedule the phases.
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  !python {model: project.compute.phases}: |
    self.check_selection(cr, uid, [ref("project_compute_phases01")])
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  I check the starting date and ending date on the phases after scheduling.
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  !python {model: project.project}: |
     project = self.browse(cr, uid, ref("project.project_project_1"), context=context)
     def _convert(date):
        import time
        return time.strptime(date, '%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S')
     def _check(phase, _convert, _check): #TOFIX: why need to pass function ?
        for next_phase in phase.next_phase_ids:
            assert _convert(next_phase.date_start) >= _convert(phase.date_end), "Phase does not start in proper date."
            _check(next_phase, _convert, _check)
        return True
     
     for phase in project.phase_ids:
        
        assert phase.date_start, "Start date should be computed."
        assert phase.date_end, "End date should be computed." 
        if not phase.previous_phase_ids and phase.constraint_date_start:
            assert  _convert(phase.date_start) >= _convert(phase.constraint_date_start), "Phase does not start in proper date."
            _check(phase, _convert, _check)
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  I open phase.
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  !python {model: project.phase}: |
    self.set_open(cr, uid, [ref("project_phase_1")])
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  I check state of phase after opened.
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  !assert {model: project.phase, id: project_phase_1, severity: error, string: Phase should be in open state}:
    - state == "open"
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  I put phase in pending state.
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  !python {model: project.phase}: |
    self.set_pending(cr, uid, [ref("project_phase_1")])
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  I check state of phase after put in pending.
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  !assert {model: project.phase, id: project_phase_1, severity: error, string: Phase should be in pending state}:
    - state == "pending"
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  I make Phase in cancel state.
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  !python {model: project.phase}: |
    self.set_cancel(cr, uid, [ref("project_phase_1")])
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  I check state of phase after cancelled.
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  !assert {model: project.phase, id: project_phase_1, severity: error, string: Phase should be in cancel state}:
    - state == "cancelled"
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  I put again in draft phase.
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  !python {model: project.phase}: |
    self.set_draft(cr, uid, [ref("project_phase_1")])
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  I close phase.
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  !python {model: project.phase}: |
    self.set_done(cr, uid, [ref("project_phase_1")])
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  I check state of phase after closed.
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  !assert {model: project.phase, id: project_phase_1, severity: error, string: Phase should be in done state}:
    - state == "done"