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This change adds support to the dynamic credentials provider for nine specific user personas that can be used to test service policies from the point of view of the three scopes and three default roles that are available out of the box in keystone. In addition to the os_admin, os_primary, os_alt, and role-based credentials that were available before, test classes can now access such credentials as os_system_admin or os_domain_reader. An example of how this could be used is proposed for keystone[1]. A subsequent patch addresses the pre-provisioned credentials provider. In the future, the original tempest personas may redirect to the new scope-aware personas in order to maintain compatibility between releases once projects start enforcing scope. This is not addressed here. [1] https://review.opendev.org/686305 Change-Id: I8bebb5b9b6d8da62e6a5268d827787da461cc0d6
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Tempest - The OpenStack Integration Test Suite
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