def test_acl_direction(self):
        sg_rule = fakes.FakeSecurityGroupRule.create_one_security_group_rule({
            'direction': 'ingress'
        }).info()

        match = ovn_acl.acl_direction(sg_rule, self.fake_port)
        self.assertEqual('outport == "' + self.fake_port['id'] + '"', match)

        sg_rule['direction'] = 'egress'
        match = ovn_acl.acl_direction(sg_rule, self.fake_port)
        self.assertEqual('inport == "' + self.fake_port['id'] + '"', match)
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    def test_acl_direction(self):
        sg_rule = fakes.FakeSecurityGroupRule.create_one_security_group_rule({
            'direction': 'ingress'
        }).info()

        match = ovn_acl.acl_direction(sg_rule, self.fake_port)
        self.assertEqual('outport == "' + self.fake_port['id'] + '"', match)

        sg_rule['direction'] = 'egress'
        match = ovn_acl.acl_direction(sg_rule, self.fake_port)
        self.assertEqual('inport == "' + self.fake_port['id'] + '"', match)
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    def _add_sg_rule_acl_for_port(self, admin_context, port, r, sg_ports_cache,
                                  subnet_cache):
        # Update the match based on which direction this rule is for (ingress
        # or egress).
        match, remote_portdir = ovn_acl.acl_direction(r, port)

        # Update the match for IPv4 vs IPv6.
        ip_match, ip_version, icmp = ovn_acl.acl_ethertype(r)
        match += ip_match

        # Update the match if an IPv4 or IPv6 prefix was specified.
        match += ovn_acl.acl_remote_ip_prefix(r, ip_version)

        group_match, empty_match = self._acl_remote_group_id(
            admin_context, r, sg_ports_cache, subnet_cache, port,
            remote_portdir, ip_version)
        if empty_match:
            # If there are no other ports on this security group, then this
            # rule can never match, so no ACL row will be created for this
            # rule.
            return None
        match += group_match

        # Update the match for the protocol (tcp, udp, icmp) and port/type
        # range if specified.
        match += ovn_acl.acl_protocol_and_ports(r, icmp)

        # Finally, create the ACL entry for the direction specified.
        return ovn_acl.add_sg_rule_acl_for_port(port, r, match)
    def _add_sg_rule_acl_for_port(self, admin_context, port, r,
                                  sg_ports_cache, subnet_cache):
        # Update the match based on which direction this rule is for (ingress
        # or egress).
        match, remote_portdir = ovn_acl.acl_direction(r, port)

        # Update the match for IPv4 vs IPv6.
        ip_match, ip_version, icmp = ovn_acl.acl_ethertype(r)
        match += ip_match

        # Update the match if an IPv4 or IPv6 prefix was specified.
        match += ovn_acl.acl_remote_ip_prefix(r, ip_version)

        group_match, empty_match = self._acl_remote_group_id(admin_context, r,
                                                             sg_ports_cache,
                                                             subnet_cache,
                                                             port,
                                                             remote_portdir,
                                                             ip_version)
        if empty_match:
            # If there are no other ports on this security group, then this
            # rule can never match, so no ACL row will be created for this
            # rule.
            return None
        match += group_match

        # Update the match for the protocol (tcp, udp, icmp) and port/type
        # range if specified.
        match += ovn_acl.acl_protocol_and_ports(r, icmp)

        # Finally, create the ACL entry for the direction specified.
        return ovn_acl.add_sg_rule_acl_for_port(port, r, match)