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We have a method that takes an integer and re-inflates it into a list of authentication methods. This is because it's more efficient to pass around an integer in a token's payload than a list of strings. During the token validation process, we take this integer and run it through a little process to reinflate it's value to a list of auth methods that were used to obtain the original token. The re-inflation process doesn't actually work in python3 because it is coded to expect integers when dividing numbers, which is accurate for python2. Python3 returns floats when dividing two integers, which doesn't work with the logic to re-inflate the auth methods. For example, in python 3:: >>> result = 5 / 4 >>> result 1.25 >>> type(result) <class 'float'> In python2: >>> result = 5 / 4 >>> result 1 >>> type(result) <type 'int'> This commit introduces unit tests to prevent regression and includes a fix so that the conversion works properly on python3. Closes-Bug: 1758121 Change-Id: I627c2b353da0c35bb23bb40542a880fc6bacc4aa |
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