How to use register_service_client_module method in tempest

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test_clients.py

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...256 _params = _manager._setup_parameters(expected_params)257 for _key in _params.keys():258 self.assertEqual(expected_params[_key],259 _params[_key])260 def test_register_service_client_module(self):261 expected_params = {'fake_param1': 'fake_value1',262 'fake_param2': 'fake_value2'}263 _manager = self._get_manager(init_region='fake_region_default')264 # Mock after the _manager is setup to preserve the call count265 factory_mock = self.useFixture(fixtures.MockPatch(266 'tempest.lib.services.clients.ClientsFactory')).mock267 _manager.register_service_client_module(268 name='fake_module',269 service_version='fake_service',270 module_path='fake.path.to.module',271 client_names=[],272 **expected_params)273 self.assertThat(_manager, has_attribute('fake_module'))274 # Assert called once, without check for exact parameters275 self.assertTrue(factory_mock.called)276 self.assertEqual(1, factory_mock.call_count)277 # Assert expected params are in with their values278 actual_kwargs = factory_mock.call_args[1]279 self.assertIn('region', actual_kwargs)280 self.assertEqual('fake_region_default', actual_kwargs['region'])281 for param in expected_params:282 self.assertIn(param, actual_kwargs)283 self.assertEqual(expected_params[param], actual_kwargs[param])284 # Assert the new service is registered285 self.assertIn('fake_service', _manager._registered_services)286 def test_register_service_client_module_override_default(self):287 new_region = 'new_region'288 expected_params = {'fake_param1': 'fake_value1',289 'fake_param2': 'fake_value2',290 'region': new_region}291 _manager = self._get_manager(init_region='fake_region_default')292 # Mock after the _manager is setup to preserve the call count293 factory_mock = self.useFixture(fixtures.MockPatch(294 'tempest.lib.services.clients.ClientsFactory')).mock295 _manager.register_service_client_module(296 name='fake_module',297 service_version='fake_service',298 module_path='fake.path.to.module',299 client_names=[],300 **expected_params)301 self.assertThat(_manager, has_attribute('fake_module'))302 # Assert called once, without check for exact parameters303 self.assertTrue(factory_mock.called)304 self.assertEqual(1, factory_mock.call_count)305 # Assert expected params are in with their values306 actual_kwargs = factory_mock.call_args[1]307 self.assertIn('region', actual_kwargs)308 self.assertEqual(new_region, actual_kwargs['region'])309 for param in expected_params:310 self.assertIn(param, actual_kwargs)311 self.assertEqual(expected_params[param], actual_kwargs[param])312 # Assert the new service is registered313 self.assertIn('fake_service', _manager._registered_services)314 def test_register_service_client_module_duplicate_name(self):315 self.useFixture(fixtures.MockPatch(316 'tempest.lib.services.clients.ClientsFactory')).mock317 _manager = self._get_manager()318 name_owner = 'this_is_a_string'319 setattr(_manager, 'fake_module', name_owner)320 expected_error = '.*' + name_owner321 with testtools.ExpectedException(322 exceptions.ServiceClientRegistrationException, expected_error):323 _manager.register_service_client_module(324 name='fake_module', module_path='fake.path.to.module',325 service_version='fake_service', client_names=[])326 def test_register_service_client_module_duplicate_service(self):327 self.useFixture(fixtures.MockPatch(328 'tempest.lib.services.clients.ClientsFactory')).mock329 _manager = self._get_manager()330 duplicate_service = 'fake_service1'331 expected_error = '.*' + duplicate_service332 with testtools.ExpectedException(333 exceptions.ServiceClientRegistrationException, expected_error):334 _manager.register_service_client_module(335 name='fake_module', module_path='fake.path.to.module',...

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