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The tests in the AuthWithTrust fixture had many dependencies on global variables that were not necessarily used; for instance, every time the setUp function is called, there was a new trust created. This was ran even for classes that don't need the creation of this initial valid trust. This commit gets rid of this behaviour, thus making the test less dependent on the fixture's state (class variables) in favor of a more on-demand approach to getting trusts and tokens. Change-Id: I64752702cc8a328463df15591e3f4c082266ef6d |
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OpenStack Keystone
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