How to use get_extension_client method in tempest

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extension.py

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...87 include_built_in = True88 if include_disabled is None:89 include_disabled = True90 organization = resolve_instance(detect=detect, organization=organization)91 extension_client = get_extension_client(organization)92 extensions = extension_client.get_installed_extensions(include_disabled_extensions=include_disabled)93 if not include_built_in:94 filteredResult = []95 for extension in extensions:96 if 'builtIn' not in str(extension.flags):97 filteredResult.append(extension)98 extensions = filteredResult99 return extensions100def get_extension(publisher_id, extension_id, organization=None, detect=None):101 """ Get detail of single extension102 """103 organization = resolve_instance(detect=detect, organization=organization)104 extension_client = get_extension_client(organization)105 return extension_client.get_installed_extension_by_name(publisher_name=publisher_id,106 extension_name=extension_id)107def install_extension(publisher_id, extension_id, organization=None, detect=None):108 """ Install an extension109 """110 organization = resolve_instance(detect=detect, organization=organization)111 extension_client = get_extension_client(organization)112 return extension_client.install_extension_by_name(publisher_name=publisher_id,113 extension_name=extension_id)114def uninstall_extension(publisher_id, extension_id, organization=None, detect=None):115 """ Uninstall an extension116 """117 organization = resolve_instance(detect=detect, organization=organization)118 extension_client = get_extension_client(organization)119 return extension_client.uninstall_extension_by_name(publisher_name=publisher_id,120 extension_name=extension_id)121def enable_extension(publisher_id, extension_id, organization=None, detect=None):122 """ Enable an extension123 """124 return _update_extension_state(disable=False,125 enable=True,126 publisher_id=publisher_id,127 extension_id=extension_id,128 organization=organization,129 detect=detect)130def disable_extension(publisher_id, extension_id, organization=None, detect=None):131 """ Disable an extension132 """133 return _update_extension_state(disable=True,134 enable=False,135 publisher_id=publisher_id,136 extension_id=extension_id,137 organization=organization,138 detect=detect)139def _update_extension_state(disable, enable,140 publisher_id, extension_id,141 organization=None, detect=None):142 organization = resolve_instance(detect=detect, organization=organization)143 extension_client = get_extension_client(organization)144 current_extension = extension_client.get_installed_extension_by_name(145 publisher_name=publisher_id,146 extension_name=extension_id)147 state_from_service = str(current_extension.install_state.flags)148 logger.info('state received from service')149 logger.info(state_from_service)150 if disable:151 flags = [x.strip() for x in state_from_service.split(',')]152 if 'disabled' in flags:153 raise CLIError('Extension is already in disabled state')154 flags.append('disabled')155 updated_state = ', '.join(flags)156 if enable:157 flags = [x.strip() for x in state_from_service.split(',')]...

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