Fix changing user's own password
The original code is monkey-patching keystoneclient object to add a user_id attribute to it. This no longer works with more recent versions of keystoneclient, as they wrap the client in a helper class. I'm not happy with this solution, it's likely to have side effects and to break again. I'm putting it up for discussion for a better solution. Change-Id: Idb296d1b10fa02a0b4852e96fe8cb2bdd70380e0 Closes-bug: #1776678
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@ -566,10 +566,11 @@ def user_verify_admin_password(request, admin_password):
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@profiler.trace
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def user_update_own_password(request, origpassword, password):
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def user_update_own_password(request, origpassword, password):
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client = keystoneclient(request, admin=False)
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client = keystoneclient(request, admin=False)
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client.user_id = request.user.id
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if VERSIONS.active < 3:
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if VERSIONS.active < 3:
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client.user_id = request.user.id
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return client.users.update_own_password(origpassword, password)
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return client.users.update_own_password(origpassword, password)
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else:
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else:
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client.users.client.session.auth.user_id = request.user.id
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return client.users.update_password(origpassword, password)
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return client.users.update_password(origpassword, password)
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