Remove definitions of unused exception classes.
It looks like those classes are not used anymore. Change-Id: Iccf7300859339335fd13f4429b241258341d3766
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@ -82,11 +82,6 @@ class AddImageException(TempestException):
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message = "Image %(image_id)s failed to become ACTIVE in the allotted time"
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class EC2RegisterImageException(TempestException):
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message = ("Image %(image_id)s failed to become 'available' "
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"in the allotted time")
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class VolumeBuildErrorException(TempestException):
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message = "Volume %(volume_id)s failed to build and is in ERROR status"
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@ -108,25 +103,10 @@ class StackBuildErrorException(TempestException):
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"due to '%(stack_status_reason)s'")
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class StackResourceBuildErrorException(TempestException):
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message = ("Resource %(resource_name)s in stack %(stack_identifier)s is "
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"in %(resource_status)s status due to "
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"'%(resource_status_reason)s'")
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class AuthenticationFailure(TempestException):
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message = ("Authentication with user %(user)s and password "
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"%(password)s failed auth using tenant %(tenant)s.")
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class EndpointNotFound(TempestException):
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message = "Endpoint not found"
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class ImageFault(TempestException):
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message = "Got image fault"
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class IdentityError(TempestException):
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message = "Got identity error"
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@ -135,10 +115,6 @@ class ServerUnreachable(TempestException):
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message = "The server is not reachable via the configured network"
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class TearDownException(TempestException):
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message = "%(num)d cleanUp operation failed"
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# NOTE(andreaf) This exception is added here to facilitate the migration
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# of get_network_from_name and preprov_creds to tempest-lib, and it should
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# be migrated along with them
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