Best Python code snippet using tempest_python
dynamic_creds.py
Source: dynamic_creds.py
...410 # TODO(gmann): Replace this method with more appropriate name.411 # like get_project_alt_member_creds()412 def get_alt_creds(self):413 return self.get_credentials('alt')414 def get_system_admin_creds(self):415 return self.get_credentials(['admin'], scope='system')416 def get_system_member_creds(self):417 return self.get_credentials(['member'], scope='system')418 def get_system_reader_creds(self):419 return self.get_credentials(['reader'], scope='system')420 def get_domain_admin_creds(self):421 return self.get_credentials(['admin'], scope='domain')422 def get_domain_member_creds(self):423 return self.get_credentials(['member'], scope='domain')424 def get_domain_reader_creds(self):425 return self.get_credentials(['reader'], scope='domain')426 def get_project_admin_creds(self):427 return self.get_credentials(['admin'], scope='project')428 def get_project_alt_admin_creds(self):...
preprov_creds.py
Source: preprov_creds.py
...292 return self._creds.get('alt')293 net_creds = self._get_creds()294 self._creds['alt'] = net_creds295 return net_creds296 def get_system_admin_creds(self):297 if self._creds.get('system_admin'):298 return self._creds.get('system_admin')299 system_admin = self._get_creds(['admin'], scope='system')300 self._creds['system_admin'] = system_admin301 return system_admin302 def get_system_member_creds(self):303 if self._creds.get('system_member'):304 return self._creds.get('system_member')305 system_member = self._get_creds(['member'], scope='system')306 self._creds['system_member'] = system_member307 return system_member308 def get_system_reader_creds(self):309 if self._creds.get('system_reader'):310 return self._creds.get('system_reader')...
cred_provider.py
Source: cred_provider.py
...49 @abc.abstractmethod50 def get_alt_creds(self):51 return52 @abc.abstractmethod53 def get_system_admin_creds(self):54 return55 @abc.abstractmethod56 def get_system_member_creds(self):57 return58 @abc.abstractmethod59 def get_system_reader_creds(self):60 return61 @abc.abstractmethod62 def get_domain_admin_creds(self):63 return64 @abc.abstractmethod65 def get_domain_member_creds(self):66 return67 @abc.abstractmethod...
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