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This is kind of a race condition issue, Tempest is doing a wait and check when it is trying to delete a cluster. However, at the very end of the cluster deletion process, a cluster GET request may get a HTTP 400 error which will cause the Tempest case failed. This HTTP 400 exception reported by a cluster GET request should be caught and take cluster as still existing. Task: 40120 Story: 2007833 Change-Id: Ic97abf8d4d584f35b18bff9eab5d3e5ac80c0f02 |
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