How to use show_trust method in tempest

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test_trusts.py

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...119 self.assertEqual(self.trustor_project_id, trust['project_id'])120 if not summary:121 self.assertEqual(self.delegated_role, trust['roles'][0]['name'])122 self.assertEqual(1, len(trust['roles']))123 def show_trust(self):124 trust_get = self.trustor_client.show_trust(self.trust_id)['trust']125 return trust_get126 def validate_role(self, role):127 self.assertEqual(self.delegated_role_id, role['id'])128 self.assertEqual(self.delegated_role, role['name'])129 self.assertIn('v3/roles/%s' % self.delegated_role_id,130 role['links']['self'])131 self.assertNotEqual(self.not_delegated_role_id, role['id'])132 self.assertNotEqual(self.not_delegated_role, role['name'])133 self.assertNotIn('v3/roles/%s' % self.not_delegated_role_id,134 role['links']['self'])135 def check_trust_roles(self):136 # Check we find the delegated role137 roles_get = self.trustor_client.list_trust_roles(138 self.trust_id)['roles']139 self.assertEqual(1, len(roles_get))140 self.validate_role(roles_get[0])141 role_get = self.trustor_client.show_trust_role(142 self.trust_id, self.delegated_role_id)['role']143 self.validate_role(role_get)144 role_get = self.trustor_client.check_trust_role(145 self.trust_id, self.delegated_role_id)146 # And that we don't find not_delegated_role147 self.assertRaises(lib_exc.NotFound,148 self.trustor_client.show_trust_role,149 self.trust_id,150 self.not_delegated_role_id)151 self.assertRaises(lib_exc.NotFound,152 self.trustor_client.check_trust_role,153 self.trust_id,154 self.not_delegated_role_id)155 def delete_trust(self):156 self.trustor_client.delete_trust(self.trust_id)157 self.assertRaises(lib_exc.NotFound,158 self.trustor_client.show_trust,159 self.trust_id)160 self.trust_id = None161class TrustsV3TestJSON(BaseTrustsV3Test):162 def setUp(self):163 super(TrustsV3TestJSON, self).setUp()164 self.create_trustor_and_roles()165 self.addCleanup(self.cleanup_user_and_roles)166 @test.idempotent_id('5a0a91a4-baef-4a14-baba-59bf4d7fcace')167 def test_trust_impersonate(self):168 # Test case to check we can create, get and delete a trust169 # updates are not supported for trusts170 trust = self.create_trust()171 self.validate_trust(trust)172 trust_get = self.show_trust()173 self.validate_trust(trust_get)174 self.check_trust_roles()175 @test.idempotent_id('ed2a8779-a7ac-49dc-afd7-30f32f936ed2')176 def test_trust_noimpersonate(self):177 # Test case to check we can create, get and delete a trust178 # with impersonation=False179 trust = self.create_trust(impersonate=False)180 self.validate_trust(trust, impersonate=False)181 trust_get = self.show_trust()182 self.validate_trust(trust_get, impersonate=False)183 self.check_trust_roles()184 @test.idempotent_id('0ed14b66-cefd-4b5c-a964-65759453e292')185 def test_trust_expire(self):186 # Test case to check we can create, get and delete a trust187 # with an expiry specified188 expires_at = timeutils.utcnow() + datetime.timedelta(hours=1)189 # NOTE(ylobankov) In some cases the expiry time may be rounded up190 # because of microseconds. In fact, it depends on database and its191 # version. At least MySQL 5.6.16 does this.192 # For example, when creating a trust, we will set the expiry time of193 # the trust to 2015-02-17T17:34:01.907051Z. However, if we make a GET194 # request on the trust, the response will contain the time rounded up195 # to 2015-02-17T17:34:02.000000Z. That is why we shouldn't set flag196 # "subsecond" to True when we invoke timeutils.isotime(...) to avoid197 # problems with rounding.198 expires_str = timeutils.isotime(at=expires_at)199 trust = self.create_trust(expires=expires_str)200 self.validate_trust(trust, expires=expires_str)201 trust_get = self.show_trust()202 self.validate_trust(trust_get, expires=expires_str)203 self.check_trust_roles()204 @test.idempotent_id('3e48f95d-e660-4fa9-85e0-5a3d85594384')205 def test_trust_expire_invalid(self):206 # Test case to check we can check an invalid expiry time207 # is rejected with the correct error208 # with an expiry specified209 expires_str = 'bad.123Z'210 self.assertRaises(lib_exc.BadRequest,211 self.create_trust,212 expires=expires_str)213 @test.idempotent_id('6268b345-87ca-47c0-9ce3-37792b43403a')214 def test_get_trusts_query(self):215 self.create_trust()...

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