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test_volumes_get.py
Source: test_volumes_get.py
...30 cls.descrip_field = cls.special_fields['descrip_field']31 def _delete_volume(self, volume_id):32 self.client.delete_volume(volume_id)33 self.client.wait_for_resource_deletion(volume_id)34 def _volume_create_get_update_delete(self, **kwargs):35 # Create a volume, Get it's details and Delete the volume36 volume = {}37 v_name = data_utils.rand_name('Volume')38 metadata = {'Type': 'Test'}39 # Create a volume40 kwargs[self.name_field] = v_name41 kwargs['metadata'] = metadata42 volume = self.client.create_volume(**kwargs)43 self.assertIn('id', volume)44 self.addCleanup(self._delete_volume, volume['id'])45 self.client.wait_for_volume_status(volume['id'], 'available')46 self.assertIn(self.name_field, volume)47 self.assertEqual(volume[self.name_field], v_name,48 "The created volume name is not equal "49 "to the requested name")50 self.assertTrue(volume['id'] is not None,51 "Field volume id is empty or not found.")52 # Get Volume information53 fetched_volume = self.client.show_volume(volume['id'])54 self.assertEqual(v_name,55 fetched_volume[self.name_field],56 'The fetched Volume name is different '57 'from the created Volume')58 self.assertEqual(volume['id'],59 fetched_volume['id'],60 'The fetched Volume id is different '61 'from the created Volume')62 self.assertThat(fetched_volume['metadata'].items(),63 matchers.ContainsAll(metadata.items()),64 'The fetched Volume metadata misses data '65 'from the created Volume')66 if 'imageRef' in kwargs:67 self.assertEqual('true', fetched_volume['bootable'])68 if 'imageRef' not in kwargs:69 self.assertEqual('false', fetched_volume['bootable'])70 # Update Volume71 # Test volume update when display_name is same with original value72 params = {self.name_field: v_name}73 self.client.update_volume(volume['id'], **params)74 # Test volume update when display_name is new75 new_v_name = data_utils.rand_name('new-Volume')76 new_desc = 'This is the new description of volume'77 params = {self.name_field: new_v_name,78 self.descrip_field: new_desc}79 update_volume = self.client.update_volume(volume['id'], **params)80 # Assert response body for update_volume method81 self.assertEqual(new_v_name, update_volume[self.name_field])82 self.assertEqual(new_desc, update_volume[self.descrip_field])83 # Assert response body for show_volume method84 updated_volume = self.client.show_volume(volume['id'])85 self.assertEqual(volume['id'], updated_volume['id'])86 self.assertEqual(new_v_name, updated_volume[self.name_field])87 self.assertEqual(new_desc, updated_volume[self.descrip_field])88 self.assertThat(updated_volume['metadata'].items(),89 matchers.ContainsAll(metadata.items()),90 'The fetched Volume metadata misses data '91 'from the created Volume')92 # Test volume create when display_name is none and display_description93 # contains specific characters,94 # then test volume update if display_name is duplicated95 new_volume = {}96 new_v_desc = data_utils.rand_name('@#$%^* description')97 params = {self.descrip_field: new_v_desc,98 'availability_zone': volume['availability_zone']}99 new_volume = self.client.create_volume(**params)100 self.assertIn('id', new_volume)101 self.addCleanup(self._delete_volume, new_volume['id'])102 self.client.wait_for_volume_status(new_volume['id'], 'available')103 params = {self.name_field: volume[self.name_field],104 self.descrip_field: volume[self.descrip_field]}105 self.client.update_volume(new_volume['id'], **params)106 if 'imageRef' in kwargs:107 self.assertEqual('true', updated_volume['bootable'])108 if 'imageRef' not in kwargs:109 self.assertEqual('false', updated_volume['bootable'])110 @test.attr(type='smoke')111 @test.idempotent_id('27fb0e9f-fb64-41dd-8bdb-1ffa762f0d51')112 def test_volume_create_get_update_delete(self):113 self._volume_create_get_update_delete()114 @test.attr(type='smoke')115 @test.idempotent_id('54a01030-c7fc-447c-86ee-c1182beae638')116 @test.services('image')117 def test_volume_create_get_update_delete_from_image(self):118 self._volume_create_get_update_delete(imageRef=CONF.compute.image_ref)119 @test.idempotent_id('3f591b4a-7dc6-444c-bd51-77469506b3a1')120 def test_volume_create_get_update_delete_as_clone(self):121 origin = self.create_volume()122 self._volume_create_get_update_delete(source_volid=origin['id'])123class VolumesV1GetTest(VolumesV2GetTest):...
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