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These are for the few tests that can't be converted since they're for
nova-network. The following APIs have no neutron equivalent and
therefore can't be converted:
- POST /os-security-group-default-rules
Raises 'HTTPNotImplemented' from the neutron security group driver
- GET /os-security-group-default-rules
Raises 'HTTPNotImplemented' from the neutron security group driver
- GET /os-security-group-default-rules/{id}
Raises 'HTTPNotImplemented' from the neutron security group driver
- POST /os-tenant-networks
Raises 'NotImplemented' from the neutron network driver
- DELETE /os-tenant-networks/{id}
Raises 'NotImplemented' from the neutron network driver
- POST /os-networks
Raises 'NotImplemented' from the neutron network driver
- POST /os-networks/add
Raises 'NotImplemented' from the neutron network driver
- POST /os-networks/{id}/action
Raises 'NotImplemented' from the neutron network driver
- DELETE /os-networks/{id}
Raises 'NotImplemented' from the neutron network driver
The following work but need to be converted separately. We'll do that
later when we remove the nova-network side of the APIs.
- GET /os-networks
- GET /os-networks/{id}
- GET /os-tenant-networks
Change-Id: Ide357a4e1479cacc8fcee80893dfbffb65ce8712
Signed-off-by: Stephen Finucane <sfinucan@redhat.com>
Team and repository tags
OpenStack Nova
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