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The sample configuration file is almost never up to date as it has to be updated by a person submitting a patch. The implementation of published autogenerated sample config files in documentation was done in I88a2429dd3cacd1d014b5b441b98fbfee7e1e208 and in If00cd3bcc654a45944c0bc8b3f146c75bd970f9a. These generate sample configuration files and publish them in the documentation on every commit, ensuring that they are always up to date, and not requiring human intervention to be updated. As has been done with nova (in Mitaka), cinder (in Newton), and neutron (in Newton) this patch removes the sample config file from the git tree and replaces it with a README file explaining how to generate them, or where to find the latest published versions in the online documentation. This commit also breaks a related testcase into two distinct tests for easier readability, making it clearer what the behavior is through one assertion/concept per test. Depends-On: https://review.openstack.org/#/c/562007/ Change-Id: Ic4d6a98035f59b6ebe48d9c85af50fc9408fc3ab |
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| default_catalog.templates | ||
| keystone-paste.ini | ||
| logging.conf.sample | ||
| policy.v3cloudsample.json | ||
| README.txt | ||
| sso_callback_template.html | ||
To generate the sample keystone.conf and keystone.policy.yaml files, run the
following commands from the top level of the keystone directory:
tox -egenconfig
tox -egenpolicy
For a pre-generated example of the latest files, see:
https://docs.openstack.org/keystone/latest/configuration/samples/index.html