Best Python code snippet using tempest_python
test_trunks_client.py
Source: test_trunks_client.py
...87 {"trunk": self.FAKE_TRUNKS["trunks"][0]},88 bytes_body,89 200,90 trunk_id=self.FAKE_TRUNK_ID)91 def _test_update_trunk(self, bytes_body=False):92 update_kwargs = {93 "admin_state_up": True,94 "name": "new_trunk"95 }96 resp_body = {97 "trunk": copy.deepcopy(98 self.FAKE_TRUNKS["trunks"][0]99 )100 }101 resp_body["trunk"].update(update_kwargs)102 self.check_service_client_function(103 self.trunks_client.update_trunk,104 "tempest.lib.common.rest_client.RestClient.put",105 resp_body,106 bytes_body,107 200,108 trunk_id=self.FAKE_TRUNK_ID,109 **update_kwargs)110 def _test_add_subports_to_trunk(self, bytes_body=False):111 sub_ports = [{112 "port_id": "f04eb36-6c84-11eb-b0ab-4fc62961629d",113 "segmentation_type": "vlan",114 "segmentation_id": "1001"115 }]116 resp_body = copy.deepcopy(self.FAKE_TRUNKS["trunks"][0])117 resp_body["sub_ports"].append(sub_ports)118 self.check_service_client_function(119 self.trunks_client.add_subports_to_trunk,120 "tempest.lib.common.rest_client.RestClient.put",121 resp_body,122 bytes_body,123 200,124 trunk_id=self.FAKE_TRUNK_ID,125 sub_ports=sub_ports)126 def _test_delete_subports_from_trunk(self, bytes_body=False):127 fake_sub_ports = self.FAKE_TRUNKS['trunks'][0]['sub_ports']128 sub_ports = [129 {"port_id": fake_sub_ports[0]['port_id']}130 ]131 resp_body = copy.deepcopy(self.FAKE_TRUNKS["trunks"][0])132 resp_body['sub_ports'] = []133 self.check_service_client_function(134 self.trunks_client.delete_subports_from_trunk,135 "tempest.lib.common.rest_client.RestClient.put",136 resp_body,137 bytes_body,138 200,139 trunk_id=self.FAKE_TRUNK_ID,140 sub_ports=sub_ports)141 def test_create_trunk_with_str_body(self):142 self._test_create_trunk()143 def test_create_trunk_with_bytes_body(self):144 self._test_create_trunk(bytes_body=True)145 def test_list_trunks_with_str_body(self):146 self._test_list_trunks()147 def test_list_trunks_with_bytes_body(self):148 self._test_list_trunks(bytes_body=True)149 def test_show_trunk_with_str_body(self):150 self._test_show_trunk()151 def test_show_trunk_with_bytes_body(self):152 self._test_show_trunk(bytes_body=True)153 def test_update_trunk_with_str_body(self):154 self._test_update_trunk()155 def test_update_trunk_with_bytes_body(self):156 self._test_update_trunk(bytes_body=True)157 def test_add_subports_to_trunk_str_body(self):158 self._test_add_subports_to_trunk()159 def test_add_subports_to_trunk_bytes_body(self):160 self._test_add_subports_to_trunk(bytes_body=True)161 def test_delete_subports_from_trunk_str_body(self):162 self._test_delete_subports_from_trunk()163 def test_delete_subports_from_trunk_bytes_body(self):164 self._test_delete_subports_from_trunk(bytes_body=True)165 def test_delete_trunk(self):166 self.check_service_client_function(167 self.trunks_client.delete_trunk,168 "tempest.lib.common.rest_client.RestClient.delete",169 {},170 status=204,...
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