It seems the behavior of 'partial' argument of Version class __init__
has been changed between semantic-version 2.6.0 and 2.8.1
(though I could not identify the root cause).
'partial' argument is marked as deprecated in semantic-vesion 2.7.0,
so it is a good chance not to depend on 'partial' argument in horizon.
This commit uses Version.coerce() [1] instead to convert non-semver
version into a valid semver version.
We also need to keep the original version information as it is passed
when initializing python-*client (cinderclient and keystoneclient).
In addition, the previous implementation based on semantic-version 2.6.0
returns True for "Version("3.55") == 3". It depends on the behavior
of "partial" argument of semantic_version.Version. It was not
documented and it looks tricky to depend on this behavior.
"major" and "minor" properties are now introduced and api/cinder.py
is updated accordingly. I believe this approach is clearer and stable.
Unit test coverage on dict behavior is improved.
Variable names in the unit tests are adjusted to more meaningful ones.
[1] https://python-semanticversion.readthedocs.io/en/latest/#coercing-an-arbitrary-version-string
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