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How to use list_elasticsearch_versions method in localstack

Best Python code snippet using localstack_python

test_boto3_elasticsearch.py

...1013        """1014        ret_val = {"ElasticsearchVersions": ["string"], "NextToken": "string"}1015        with patch.object(self.paginator, "paginate", return_value=[ret_val]):1016            self.assertEqual(1017                boto3_elasticsearch.list_elasticsearch_versions(**CONN_PARAMETERS),1018                {"result": True, "response": ret_val["ElasticsearchVersions"]},1019            )1020    def test_list_elasticsearch_versions_error(self):1021        """1022        Test that when calling list_elasticsearch_versions and boto31023        returns an error, it returns {'result': False, 'error': 'the error'}.1024        """1025        with patch.object(1026            self.paginator,1027            "paginate",1028            side_effect=ClientError(ERROR_CONTENT, "list_elasticsearch_versions"),1029        ):1030            result = boto3_elasticsearch.list_elasticsearch_versions(**CONN_PARAMETERS)1031            self.assertFalse(result["result"])1032            self.assertEqual(1033                result.get("error", ""),1034                ERROR_MESSAGE.format(101, "list_elasticsearch_versions"),1035            )1036    def test_purchase_reserved_elasticsearch_instance_offering_positive(self):1037        """1038        Test that when calling purchase_reserved_elasticsearch_instance_offering and it1039        succeeds, it returns {'result': True, 'response': some_value}.1040        """1041        ret_val = {1042            "ReservedElasticsearchInstanceId": "string",1043            "ReservationName": "string",1044        }...

app.py

Source: app.py

...14                continue15        except:16            raise e17        else:18            versions = es.list_elasticsearch_versions()['ElasticsearchVersions']19            versions.sort(reverse=True)20            length = len(versions)21            for domain in domains['DomainNames']:22                domain_describe = es.describe_elasticsearch_domain(DomainName=domain['DomainName'])23                deployed_version = domain_describe['DomainStatus']['ElasticsearchVersion']24                for i in range(length):25                    if versions[i] == deployed_version:26                        versions_back = i27                resource_output[domain['DomainName']] = {'Check': 'elasticsearch',28                                                         'Account': id,29                                                         'Region': region,30                                                         'Resource ID': domain['DomainName'],31                                                         'Sub Type': '',32                                                         'Deployed Version': domain_describe['DomainStatus']['ElasticsearchVersion'],...

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