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test_roles.py
Source: test_roles.py
...131 roles = self.roles_client.list_user_roles_on_system(132 self.user_body['id'])['roles']133 self.assertEqual(1, len(roles))134 self.assertEqual(self.role['id'], roles[0]['id'])135 self.roles_client.check_user_role_existence_on_system(136 self.user_body['id'], self.role['id'])137 self.roles_client.delete_role_from_user_on_system(138 self.user_body['id'], self.role['id'])139 @decorators.idempotent_id('cbf11737-1904-4690-9613-97bcbb3df1c4')140 @testtools.skipIf(CONF.identity_feature_enabled.immutable_user_source,141 'Skipped because environment has an immutable user '142 'source and solely provides read-only access to users.')143 def test_grant_list_revoke_role_to_group_on_project(self):144 """Test granting, listing, revoking role to group on project"""145 # Grant role to group on project146 self.roles_client.create_group_role_on_project(147 self.project['id'], self.group_body['id'], self.role['id'])148 # List group roles on project149 roles = self.roles_client.list_group_roles_on_project(...
test_roles_client.py
Source: test_roles_client.py
...432 domain_id="b344506af7644f6794d9cb316600b020",433 user_id="123",434 role_id="1234",435 status=204)436 def test_check_user_role_existence_on_system(self):437 self.check_service_client_function(438 self.client.check_user_role_existence_on_system,439 'tempest.lib.common.rest_client.RestClient.head',440 {},441 user_id="123",442 role_id="1234",443 status=204)444 def test_check_role_from_group_on_project_existence(self):445 self.check_service_client_function(446 self.client.check_role_from_group_on_project_existence,447 'tempest.lib.common.rest_client.RestClient.head',448 {},449 project_id="b344506af7644f6794d9cb316600b020",450 group_id="123",...
roles_client.py
Source: roles_client.py
...131 resp, _ = self.head('domains/%s/users/%s/roles/%s' %132 (domain_id, user_id, role_id))133 self.expected_success(204, resp.status)134 return rest_client.ResponseBody(resp)135 def check_user_role_existence_on_system(self, user_id, role_id):136 """Check role of a user on the system."""137 resp, body = self.head('system/users/%s/roles/%s' % (user_id, role_id))138 self.expected_success(204, resp.status)139 return rest_client.ResponseBody(resp)140 def create_group_role_on_project(self, project_id, group_id, role_id):141 """Add roles to a group on a project."""142 resp, body = self.put('projects/%s/groups/%s/roles/%s' %143 (project_id, group_id, role_id), None)144 self.expected_success(204, resp.status)145 return rest_client.ResponseBody(resp, body)146 def create_group_role_on_domain(self, domain_id, group_id, role_id):147 """Add roles to a group on a domain."""148 resp, body = self.put('domains/%s/groups/%s/roles/%s' %149 (domain_id, group_id, role_id), None)...
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