Brian Rosmaita 32b8307819 Split glanceclient functional tests
Prepare for the Image API v1 to be removed from glance during Rocky
by splitting the functional tests that hit v1 from the tests that hit
v2.  Introduce a new job that runs the functional-v1 tests against a
devstack running glance stable/queens, and configure this job for both
check and gate for the glanceclient.  The v2 functional tests
continue to be run for both check and gate against a devstack running
glance master.

Change-Id: Ifa98ada26a84e4cca3ea8c98173f61a6174cca27
2018-03-28 22:32:44 -04:00

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from glanceclient.tests.functional import base
import time
IMAGE = {"protected": False,
"disk_format": "qcow2",
"name": "glance_functional_test_image.img",
"visibility": "private",
"container_format": "bare"}
class HttpHeadersTest(base.ClientTestBase):
def test_encode_headers_python(self):
"""Test proper handling of Content-Type headers.
encode_headers() must be called as late as possible before a
request is sent. If this principle is violated, and if any
changes are made to the headers between encode_headers() and the
actual request (for instance a call to
_set_common_request_kwargs()), and if you're trying to set a
Content-Type that is not equal to application/octet-stream (the
default), it is entirely possible that you'll end up with two
Content-Type headers defined (yours plus
application/octet-stream). The request will go out the door with
only one of them chosen seemingly at random.
This test uses a call to update() because it sets a header such
as the following (this example may be subject to change):
Content-Type: application/openstack-images-v2.1-json-patch
This situation only occurs in python3. This test will never fail
in python2.
There is no test against the CLI because it swallows the error.
"""
# the failure is intermittent - try up to 6 times
for attempt in range(0, 6):
glanceclient = self.glance_pyclient()
image = glanceclient.find(IMAGE["name"])
if image:
glanceclient.glance.images.delete(image.id)
image = glanceclient.glance.images.create(name=IMAGE["name"])
self.assertTrue(image.status == "queued")
try:
image = glanceclient.glance.images.update(image.id,
disk_format="qcow2")
except Exception as e:
self.assertFalse("415 Unsupported Media Type" in e.details)
time.sleep(5)