Example #1
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    def test_positive_delete_key_for_empty_product(self):
        """@test: Create gpg key with valid name and valid gpg key via file
        import then associate it with empty (no repos) custom product
        then delete it

        @feature: GPG Keys

        @assert: gpg key is associated with product during creation but removed
        from product after deletion
        """
        # Create a product and a gpg key
        gpg_key = make_gpg_key({'organization-id': self.org['id']})
        product = make_product({
            'gpg-key-id': gpg_key['id'],
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        # Verify gpg key was associated
        self.assertEqual(product['gpg']['gpg-key'], gpg_key['name'])
        # Delete the gpg key
        GPGKey.delete({
            'name': gpg_key['name'],
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        # Verify gpg key was actually deleted
        with self.assertRaises(CLIReturnCodeError):
            GPGKey.info({
                'id': gpg_key['id'],
                'organization-id': self.org['id'],
            })
        # Verify gpg key was disassociated from the product
        product = Product.info({
            'id': product['id'],
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        self.assertNotEqual(product['gpg']['gpg-key'], gpg_key['name'])
Example #2
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    def test_positive_delete_key_for_product_with_repos(self):
        """Create gpg key with valid name and valid gpg key via file
        import then associate it with custom product that has more than one
        repository then delete it

        :id: f92d4643-1892-4f95-ae6b-fcea8e726946

        :expectedresults: gpg key is associated with product and its
            repositories during creation but removed from the product and the
            repositories after deletion

        :CaseLevel: Integration
        """
        # Create product, repositories and gpg key
        product = make_product({'organization-id': self.org['id']})
        repos = [
            make_repository({'product-id': product['id']})
            for _ in range(gen_integer(2, 5))
        ]
        gpg_key = make_gpg_key({'organization-id': self.org['id']})
        # Associate gpg key with a product
        Product.update({
            'gpg-key': gpg_key['name'],
            'id': product['id'],
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        # Verify gpg key was associated with product and its repositories
        product = Product.info({
            'id': product['id'],
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        self.assertEqual(product['gpg']['gpg-key'], gpg_key['name'])
        for repo in repos:
            repo = Repository.info({'id': repo['id']})
            self.assertEqual(repo['gpg-key'].get('name'), gpg_key['name'])
        # Delete the gpg key
        GPGKey.delete({
            'name': gpg_key['name'],
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        # Verify gpg key was actually deleted
        with self.assertRaises(CLIReturnCodeError):
            GPGKey.info({
                'id': gpg_key['id'],
                'organization-id': self.org['id'],
            })
        # Verify gpg key was disassociated from the product and its
        # repositories
        product = Product.info({
            'id': product['id'],
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        self.assertNotEqual(product['gpg']['gpg-key'], gpg_key['name'])
        for repo in repos:
            repo = Repository.info({'id': repo['id']})
            self.assertNotEqual(repo['gpg-key'].get('name'), gpg_key['name'])
Example #3
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    def test_positive_delete_key_for_product_with_repos(self):
        """Create gpg key with valid name and valid gpg key via file
        import then associate it with custom product that has more than one
        repository then delete it

        @id: f92d4643-1892-4f95-ae6b-fcea8e726946

        @assert: gpg key is associated with product and its repositories
        during creation but removed from the product and the repositories after
        deletion

        @CaseLevel: Integration
        """
        # Create product, repositories and gpg key
        product = make_product({'organization-id': self.org['id']})
        repos = [
            make_repository({'product-id': product['id']})
            for _ in range(gen_integer(2, 5))
        ]
        gpg_key = make_gpg_key({'organization-id': self.org['id']})
        # Associate gpg key with a product
        Product.update({
            'gpg-key': gpg_key['name'],
            'id': product['id'],
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        # Verify gpg key was associated with product and its repositories
        product = Product.info({
            'id': product['id'],
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        self.assertEqual(product['gpg']['gpg-key'], gpg_key['name'])
        for repo in repos:
            repo = Repository.info({'id': repo['id']})
            self.assertEqual(repo['gpg-key'].get('name'), gpg_key['name'])
        # Delete the gpg key
        GPGKey.delete({
            'name': gpg_key['name'],
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        # Verify gpg key was actually deleted
        with self.assertRaises(CLIReturnCodeError):
            GPGKey.info({
                'id': gpg_key['id'],
                'organization-id': self.org['id'],
            })
        # Verify gpg key was disassociated from the product and its
        # repositories
        product = Product.info({
            'id': product['id'],
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        self.assertNotEqual(product['gpg']['gpg-key'], gpg_key['name'])
        for repo in repos:
            repo = Repository.info({'id': repo['id']})
            self.assertNotEqual(repo['gpg-key'].get('name'), gpg_key['name'])
Example #4
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    def test_positive_delete_key_for_product_with_repo(self):
        """Create gpg key with valid name and valid gpg key via file
        import then associate it with custom product that has one repository
        then delete it

        :id: a5d4ea02-f015-4026-b4dc-7365eaf00049

        :expectedresults: gpg key is associated with product but and its
            repository during creation but removed from product and repository
            after deletion

        :CaseLevel: Integration
        """
        # Create product, repository and gpg key
        product = make_product({'organization-id': self.org['id']})
        repo = make_repository({'product-id': product['id']})
        gpg_key = make_gpg_key({'organization-id': self.org['id']})
        # Associate gpg key with a product
        Product.update({
            'gpg-key': gpg_key['name'],
            'id': product['id'],
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        # Verify gpg key was associated both with product and its repository
        product = Product.info({
            'id': product['id'],
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        repo = Repository.info({'id': repo['id']})
        self.assertEqual(product['gpg']['gpg-key'], gpg_key['name'])
        self.assertEqual(repo['gpg-key'].get('name'), gpg_key['name'])
        # Delete the gpg key
        GPGKey.delete({
            'name': gpg_key['name'],
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        # Verify gpg key was actually deleted
        with self.assertRaises(CLIReturnCodeError):
            GPGKey.info({
                'id': gpg_key['id'],
                'organization-id': self.org['id'],
            })
        # Verify gpg key was disassociated from the product and its repository
        product = Product.info({
            'id': product['id'],
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        repo = Repository.info({'id': repo['id']})
        self.assertNotEqual(product['gpg']['gpg-key'], gpg_key['name'])
        self.assertNotEqual(repo['gpg-key'].get('name'), gpg_key['name'])
Example #5
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    def test_positive_delete_key_for_product_with_repo(self):
        """Create gpg key with valid name and valid gpg key via file
        import then associate it with custom product that has one repository
        then delete it

        :id: a5d4ea02-f015-4026-b4dc-7365eaf00049

        :expectedresults: gpg key is associated with product but and its
            repository during creation but removed from product and repository
            after deletion

        :CaseLevel: Integration
        """
        # Create product, repository and gpg key
        product = make_product({'organization-id': self.org['id']})
        repo = make_repository({'product-id': product['id']})
        gpg_key = make_gpg_key({'organization-id': self.org['id']})
        # Associate gpg key with a product
        Product.update({
            'gpg-key': gpg_key['name'],
            'id': product['id'],
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        # Verify gpg key was associated both with product and its repository
        product = Product.info({
            'id': product['id'],
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        repo = Repository.info({'id': repo['id']})
        self.assertEqual(product['gpg']['gpg-key'], gpg_key['name'])
        self.assertEqual(repo['gpg-key'].get('name'), gpg_key['name'])
        # Delete the gpg key
        GPGKey.delete({
            'name': gpg_key['name'],
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        # Verify gpg key was actually deleted
        with self.assertRaises(CLIReturnCodeError):
            GPGKey.info({
                'id': gpg_key['id'],
                'organization-id': self.org['id'],
            })
        # Verify gpg key was disassociated from the product and its repository
        product = Product.info({
            'id': product['id'],
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        repo = Repository.info({'id': repo['id']})
        self.assertNotEqual(product['gpg']['gpg-key'], gpg_key['name'])
        self.assertNotEqual(repo['gpg-key'].get('name'), gpg_key['name'])
Example #6
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    def test_positive_delete_key_for_repo_from_product_with_repos(self):
        """Create gpg key with valid name and valid gpg key via file
        import then associate it to repository from custom product that has
        more than one repository then delete the key

        :id: e7ed4ed9-ecfe-4954-b806-cdd0668e8822

        :expectedresults: gpg key is associated with a single repository but
            not the product during creation and removed from repository after
            deletion

        :CaseLevel: Integration
        """
        # Create product, repositories and gpg key
        product = make_product({'organization-id': self.org['id']})
        repos = []
        for _ in range(gen_integer(2, 5)):
            repos.append(make_repository({'product-id': product['id']}))
        gpg_key = make_gpg_key({'organization-id': self.org['id']})
        # Associate gpg key with a repository
        Repository.update({
            'gpg-key': gpg_key['name'],
            'id': repos[0]['id'],
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        # Verify gpg key was associated with the repository
        repos[0] = Repository.info({'id': repos[0]['id']})
        self.assertEqual(repos[0]['gpg-key']['name'], gpg_key['name'])
        # Delete the gpg key
        GPGKey.delete({
            'name': gpg_key['name'],
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        # Verify gpg key was actually deleted
        with self.assertRaises(CLIReturnCodeError):
            GPGKey.info({
                'id': gpg_key['id'],
                'organization-id': self.org['id'],
            })
        # Verify gpg key is not associated with any repository or the product
        # itself
        product = Product.info({
            'id': product['id'],
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        self.assertNotEqual(product['gpg']['gpg-key'], gpg_key['name'])
        for repo in repos:
            repo = Repository.info({'id': repo['id']})
            self.assertNotEqual(repo['gpg-key'].get('name'), gpg_key['name'])
Example #7
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    def test_positive_delete_key_for_repo_from_product_with_repos(self):
        """Create gpg key with valid name and valid gpg key via file
        import then associate it to repository from custom product that has
        more than one repository then delete the key

        :id: e7ed4ed9-ecfe-4954-b806-cdd0668e8822

        :expectedresults: gpg key is associated with a single repository but
            not the product during creation and removed from repository after
            deletion

        :CaseLevel: Integration
        """
        # Create product, repositories and gpg key
        product = make_product({'organization-id': self.org['id']})
        repos = []
        for _ in range(gen_integer(2, 5)):
            repos.append(make_repository({'product-id': product['id']}))
        gpg_key = make_gpg_key({'organization-id': self.org['id']})
        # Associate gpg key with a repository
        Repository.update({
            'gpg-key': gpg_key['name'],
            'id': repos[0]['id'],
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        # Verify gpg key was associated with the repository
        repos[0] = Repository.info({'id': repos[0]['id']})
        self.assertEqual(repos[0]['gpg-key']['name'], gpg_key['name'])
        # Delete the gpg key
        GPGKey.delete({
            'name': gpg_key['name'],
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        # Verify gpg key was actually deleted
        with self.assertRaises(CLIReturnCodeError):
            GPGKey.info({
                'id': gpg_key['id'],
                'organization-id': self.org['id'],
            })
        # Verify gpg key is not associated with any repository or the product
        # itself
        product = Product.info({
            'id': product['id'],
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        self.assertNotEqual(product['gpg']['gpg-key'], gpg_key['name'])
        for repo in repos:
            repo = Repository.info({'id': repo['id']})
            self.assertNotEqual(repo['gpg-key'].get('name'), gpg_key['name'])
Example #8
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    def test_positive_update_key(self):
        """@test: Create gpg key with valid name and valid gpg key via file
        import then update its gpg key file

        @feature: GPG Keys

        @assert: gpg key is updated
        """
        gpg_key = make_gpg_key({'organization-id': self.org['id']})
        content = gen_alphanumeric(gen_integer(20, 50))
        self.assertNotEqual(gpg_key['content'], content)
        local_key = create_gpg_key_file(content)
        self.assertIsNotNone(local_key, 'GPG Key file must be created')
        key = '/tmp/%s' % gen_alphanumeric()
        ssh.upload_file(local_file=local_key, remote_file=key)
        GPGKey.update({
            'key': key,
            'name': gpg_key['name'],
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        gpg_key = GPGKey.info({
            'name': gpg_key['name'],
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        self.assertEqual(gpg_key['content'], content)
Example #9
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    def test_positive_update_key(self):
        """Create gpg key with valid name and valid gpg key via file
        import then update its gpg key file

        :id: 58a8ed14-adfc-4046-af63-59a7008ff4d7

        :expectedresults: gpg key is updated

        :CaseImportance: Critical
        """
        gpg_key = make_gpg_key({'organization-id': self.org['id']})
        content = gen_alphanumeric(gen_integer(20, 50))
        self.assertNotEqual(gpg_key['content'], content)
        local_key = create_gpg_key_file(content)
        self.assertIsNotNone(local_key, 'GPG Key file must be created')
        key = '/tmp/%s' % gen_alphanumeric()
        ssh.upload_file(local_file=local_key, remote_file=key)
        GPGKey.update({
            'key': key,
            'name': gpg_key['name'],
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        gpg_key = GPGKey.info({
            'name': gpg_key['name'],
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        self.assertEqual(gpg_key['content'], content)
Example #10
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    def test_positive_update_key(self):
        """Create gpg key with valid name and valid gpg key via file
        import then update its gpg key file

        :id: 58a8ed14-adfc-4046-af63-59a7008ff4d7

        :expectedresults: gpg key is updated

        :CaseImportance: Critical
        """
        gpg_key = make_gpg_key({'organization-id': self.org['id']})
        content = gen_alphanumeric(gen_integer(20, 50))
        self.assertNotEqual(gpg_key['content'], content)
        local_key = create_gpg_key_file(content)
        self.assertIsNotNone(local_key, 'GPG Key file must be created')
        key = '/tmp/%s' % gen_alphanumeric()
        ssh.upload_file(local_file=local_key, remote_file=key)
        GPGKey.update({
            'key': key,
            'name': gpg_key['name'],
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        gpg_key = GPGKey.info({
            'name': gpg_key['name'],
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        self.assertEqual(gpg_key['content'], content)
Example #11
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    def test_key_associate_16(self):
        """@test: Create gpg key with valid name and valid gpg key via file
        import then associate it with custom product that has one repository
        then delete it

        @feature: GPG Keys

        @assert: gpg key is associated with product but and its repository
        during creation but removed from product and repository after deletion
        """
        # Create product, repository and gpg key
        product = make_product({'organization-id': self.org['id']})
        repo = make_repository({'product-id': product['id']})
        gpg_key = make_gpg_key({'organization-id': self.org['id']})
        # Associate gpg key with a product
        Product.update({
            'gpg-key': gpg_key['name'],
            'id': product['id'],
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        # Verify gpg key was associated both with product and its repository
        product = Product.info({
            'id': product['id'],
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        repo = Repository.info({'id': repo['id']})
        self.assertEqual(product['gpg']['gpg-key'], gpg_key['name'])
        self.assertEqual(repo['gpg-key'].get('name'), gpg_key['name'])
        # Delete the gpg key
        GPGKey.delete({
            'name': gpg_key['name'],
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        # Verify gpg key was actually deleted
        with self.assertRaises(CLIReturnCodeError):
            GPGKey.info({
                'id': gpg_key['id'],
                'organization-id': self.org['id'],
            })
        # Verify gpg key was disassociated from the product and its repository
        product = Product.info({
            'id': product['id'],
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        repo = Repository.info({'id': repo['id']})
        self.assertNotEqual(product['gpg']['gpg-key'], gpg_key['name'])
        self.assertNotEqual(repo['gpg-key'].get('name'), gpg_key['name'])
Example #12
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    def test_key_associate_20(self):
        """@test: Create gpg key with valid name and valid gpg key via file
        import then associate it to repository from custom product that has
        more than one repository then delete the key

        @feature: GPG Keys

        @assert: gpg key is associated with a single repository but not the
        product during creation and removed from repository after deletion
        """
        # Create product, repositories and gpg key
        product = make_product({'organization-id': self.org['id']})
        repos = []
        for _ in range(gen_integer(2, 5)):
            repos.append(make_repository({'product-id': product['id']}))
        gpg_key = make_gpg_key({'organization-id': self.org['id']})
        # Associate gpg key with a repository
        Repository.update({
            'gpg-key': gpg_key['name'],
            'id': repos[0]['id'],
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        # Verify gpg key was associated with the repository
        repos[0] = Repository.info({'id': repos[0]['id']})
        self.assertEqual(repos[0]['gpg-key']['name'], gpg_key['name'])
        # Delete the gpg key
        GPGKey.delete({
            'name': gpg_key['name'],
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        # Verify gpg key was actually deleted
        with self.assertRaises(CLIReturnCodeError):
            GPGKey.info({
                'id': gpg_key['id'],
                'organization-id': self.org['id'],
            })
        # Verify gpg key is not associated with any repository or the product
        # itself
        product = Product.info({
            'id': product['id'],
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        self.assertNotEqual(product['gpg']['gpg-key'], gpg_key['name'])
        for repo in repos:
            repo = Repository.info({'id': repo['id']})
            self.assertNotEqual(repo['gpg-key'].get('name'), gpg_key['name'])
Example #13
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    def test_positive_delete_key_for_repo_from_product_with_repo(self):
        """Create gpg key with valid name and valid gpg key via file
        import then associate it to repository from custom product that has
        one repository then delete the key

        :id: 3658e04d-fc63-499f-a22d-b512941cc96b

        :expectedresults: gpg key is associated with the single repository but
            not the product during creation and was removed from repository
            after deletion

        :CaseLevel: Integration
        """
        # Create product, repository and gpg key
        product = make_product({'organization-id': self.org['id']})
        repo = make_repository({'product-id': product['id']})
        gpg_key = make_gpg_key({'organization-id': self.org['id']})
        # Associate gpg key with a repository
        Repository.update({
            'gpg-key': gpg_key['name'],
            'id': repo['id'],
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        # Verify gpg key was associated with the repository but not with the
        # product
        product = Product.info({
            'id': product['id'],
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        repo = Repository.info({'id': repo['id']})
        self.assertNotEqual(product['gpg']['gpg-key'], gpg_key['name'])
        self.assertEqual(repo['gpg-key'].get('name'), gpg_key['name'])
        # Delete the gpg key
        GPGKey.delete({
            'name': gpg_key['name'],
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        # Verify gpg key was actually deleted
        with self.assertRaises(CLIReturnCodeError):
            GPGKey.info({
                'id': gpg_key['id'],
                'organization-id': self.org['id'],
            })
        # Verify gpg key was disassociated from the repository
        repo = Repository.info({'id': repo['id']})
        self.assertNotEqual(repo['gpg-key'].get('name'), gpg_key['name'])
Example #14
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    def test_positive_delete_key_for_repo_from_product_with_repo(self):
        """Create gpg key with valid name and valid gpg key via file
        import then associate it to repository from custom product that has
        one repository then delete the key

        :id: 3658e04d-fc63-499f-a22d-b512941cc96b

        :expectedresults: gpg key is associated with the single repository but
            not the product during creation and was removed from repository
            after deletion

        :CaseLevel: Integration
        """
        # Create product, repository and gpg key
        product = make_product({'organization-id': self.org['id']})
        repo = make_repository({'product-id': product['id']})
        gpg_key = make_gpg_key({'organization-id': self.org['id']})
        # Associate gpg key with a repository
        Repository.update({
            'gpg-key': gpg_key['name'],
            'id': repo['id'],
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        # Verify gpg key was associated with the repository but not with the
        # product
        product = Product.info({
            'id': product['id'],
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        repo = Repository.info({'id': repo['id']})
        self.assertNotEqual(product['gpg']['gpg-key'], gpg_key['name'])
        self.assertEqual(repo['gpg-key'].get('name'), gpg_key['name'])
        # Delete the gpg key
        GPGKey.delete({
            'name': gpg_key['name'],
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        # Verify gpg key was actually deleted
        with self.assertRaises(CLIReturnCodeError):
            GPGKey.info({
                'id': gpg_key['id'],
                'organization-id': self.org['id'],
            })
        # Verify gpg key was disassociated from the repository
        repo = Repository.info({'id': repo['id']})
        self.assertNotEqual(repo['gpg-key'].get('name'), gpg_key['name'])
Example #15
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    def test_positive_update_key_for_product_with_repos(self):
        """Create gpg key with valid name and valid gpg key via file
        import then associate it with custom product that has more than one
        repository then update the key

        @id: a95eb51b-4b6b-4c04-bb4d-cbe600431850

        @assert: gpg key is associated with product before/after update as well
        as with the repositories

        @CaseLevel: Integration
        """
        # Create a product and a gpg key
        product = make_product({'organization-id': self.org['id']})
        gpg_key = make_gpg_key({'organization-id': self.org['id']})
        # Create repositories and assign them to the product
        repos = [
            make_repository({'product-id': product['id']})
            for _ in range(gen_integer(2, 5))
        ]
        # Associate gpg key with a product
        Product.update({
            'gpg-key': gpg_key['name'],
            'id': product['id'],
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        # Verify gpg key was associated
        product = Product.info({
            'id': product['id'],
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        self.assertEqual(product['gpg']['gpg-key'], gpg_key['name'])
        for repo in repos:
            repo = Repository.info({'id': repo['id']})
            self.assertEqual(repo['gpg-key'].get('name'), gpg_key['name'])
        # Update the gpg key
        new_name = gen_choice(valid_data_list())
        GPGKey.update({
            'name': gpg_key['name'],
            'new-name': new_name,
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        # Verify changes are reflected in the gpg key
        gpg_key = GPGKey.info({
            'id': gpg_key['id'],
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        self.assertEqual(gpg_key['name'], new_name)
        # Verify changes are reflected in the product
        product = Product.info({
            'id': product['id'],
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        self.assertEqual(product['gpg']['gpg-key'], new_name)
        # Verify changes are reflected in the repositories
        for repo in repos:
            repo = Repository.info({'id': repo['id']})
            self.assertEqual(repo['gpg-key'].get('name'), new_name)
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    def test_positive_update_key_for_product_with_repos(self):
        """Create gpg key with valid name and valid gpg key via file
        import then associate it with custom product that has more than one
        repository then update the key

        :id: a95eb51b-4b6b-4c04-bb4d-cbe600431850

        :expectedresults: gpg key is associated with product before/after
            update as well as with the repositories

        :CaseLevel: Integration
        """
        # Create a product and a gpg key
        product = make_product({'organization-id': self.org['id']})
        gpg_key = make_gpg_key({'organization-id': self.org['id']})
        # Create repositories and assign them to the product
        repos = [
            make_repository({'product-id': product['id']})
            for _ in range(gen_integer(2, 5))
        ]
        # Associate gpg key with a product
        Product.update({
            'gpg-key': gpg_key['name'],
            'id': product['id'],
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        # Verify gpg key was associated
        product = Product.info({
            'id': product['id'],
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        self.assertEqual(product['gpg']['gpg-key'], gpg_key['name'])
        for repo in repos:
            repo = Repository.info({'id': repo['id']})
            self.assertEqual(repo['gpg-key'].get('name'), gpg_key['name'])
        # Update the gpg key
        new_name = gen_choice(valid_data_list())
        GPGKey.update({
            'name': gpg_key['name'],
            'new-name': new_name,
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        # Verify changes are reflected in the gpg key
        gpg_key = GPGKey.info({
            'id': gpg_key['id'],
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        self.assertEqual(gpg_key['name'], new_name)
        # Verify changes are reflected in the product
        product = Product.info({
            'id': product['id'],
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        self.assertEqual(product['gpg']['gpg-key'], new_name)
        # Verify changes are reflected in the repositories
        for repo in repos:
            repo = Repository.info({'id': repo['id']})
            self.assertEqual(repo['gpg-key'].get('name'), new_name)
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    def test_positive_update_key_for_repo_from_product_with_repos(self):
        """Create gpg key with valid name and valid gpg key via file
        import then associate it to repository from custom product that has
        more than one repository then update the key

        :id: 773a9141-9f04-40ba-b3df-4b6d80db25a6

        :expectedresults: gpg key is associated with a single repository
            before/after update and not associated with product or other
            repositories

        :CaseLevel: Integration
        """
        # Create a product and a gpg key
        product = make_product({'organization-id': self.org['id']})
        gpg_key = make_gpg_key({'organization-id': self.org['id']})
        # Create repositories and assign them to the product
        repos = [
            make_repository({'product-id': product['id']})
            for _ in range(gen_integer(2, 5))
        ]
        # Associate gpg key with a single repository
        Repository.update({
            'gpg-key': gpg_key['name'],
            'id': repos[0]['id'],
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        # Verify gpg key was associated
        repos[0] = Repository.info({'id': repos[0]['id']})
        self.assertEqual(repos[0]['gpg-key']['name'], gpg_key['name'])
        # Update the gpg key
        new_name = gen_choice(valid_data_list())
        GPGKey.update({
            'name': gpg_key['name'],
            'new-name': new_name,
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        # Verify changes are reflected in the gpg key
        gpg_key = GPGKey.info({
            'id': gpg_key['id'],
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        self.assertEqual(gpg_key['name'], new_name)
        # Verify changes are reflected in the associated repository
        repos[0] = Repository.info({'id': repos[0]['id']})
        self.assertEqual(repos[0]['gpg-key'].get('name'), new_name)
        # Verify changes are not reflected in the product
        product = Product.info({
            'id': product['id'],
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        self.assertNotEqual(product['gpg']['gpg-key'], new_name)
        # Verify changes are not reflected in the rest of repositories
        for repo in repos[1:]:
            repo = Repository.info({'id': repo['id']})
            self.assertNotEqual(repo['gpg-key'].get('name'), new_name)
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    def test_positive_update_key_for_repo_from_product_with_repos(self):
        """Create gpg key with valid name and valid gpg key via file
        import then associate it to repository from custom product that has
        more than one repository then update the key

        :id: 773a9141-9f04-40ba-b3df-4b6d80db25a6

        :expectedresults: gpg key is associated with a single repository
            before/after update and not associated with product or other
            repositories

        :CaseLevel: Integration
        """
        # Create a product and a gpg key
        product = make_product({'organization-id': self.org['id']})
        gpg_key = make_gpg_key({'organization-id': self.org['id']})
        # Create repositories and assign them to the product
        repos = [
            make_repository({'product-id': product['id']})
            for _ in range(gen_integer(2, 5))
        ]
        # Associate gpg key with a single repository
        Repository.update({
            'gpg-key': gpg_key['name'],
            'id': repos[0]['id'],
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        # Verify gpg key was associated
        repos[0] = Repository.info({'id': repos[0]['id']})
        self.assertEqual(repos[0]['gpg-key']['name'], gpg_key['name'])
        # Update the gpg key
        new_name = gen_choice(valid_data_list())
        GPGKey.update({
            'name': gpg_key['name'],
            'new-name': new_name,
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        # Verify changes are reflected in the gpg key
        gpg_key = GPGKey.info({
            'id': gpg_key['id'],
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        self.assertEqual(gpg_key['name'], new_name)
        # Verify changes are reflected in the associated repository
        repos[0] = Repository.info({'id': repos[0]['id']})
        self.assertEqual(repos[0]['gpg-key'].get('name'), new_name)
        # Verify changes are not reflected in the product
        product = Product.info({
            'id': product['id'],
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        self.assertNotEqual(product['gpg']['gpg-key'], new_name)
        # Verify changes are not reflected in the rest of repositories
        for repo in repos[1:]:
            repo = Repository.info({'id': repo['id']})
            self.assertNotEqual(repo['gpg-key'].get('name'), new_name)
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    def test_key_associate_13(self):
        """@test: Create gpg key with valid name and valid gpg key via file
        import then associate it to repository from custom product that has
        more than one repository then update the key

        @feature: GPG Keys

        @assert: gpg key is associated with a single repository before/after
        update and not associated with product or other repositories
        """
        # Create a product and a gpg key
        product = make_product({'organization-id': self.org['id']})
        gpg_key = make_gpg_key({'organization-id': self.org['id']})
        # Create repositories and assign them to the product
        repos = [
            make_repository({'product-id': product['id']})
            for _ in range(gen_integer(2, 5))
        ]
        # Associate gpg key with a single repository
        Repository.update({
            'gpg-key': gpg_key['name'],
            'id': repos[0]['id'],
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        # Verify gpg key was associated
        repos[0] = Repository.info({'id': repos[0]['id']})
        self.assertEqual(repos[0]['gpg-key']['name'], gpg_key['name'])
        # Update the gpg key
        new_name = gen_choice(valid_data_list())
        GPGKey.update({
            'name': gpg_key['name'],
            'new-name': new_name,
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        # Verify changes are reflected in the gpg key
        gpg_key = GPGKey.info({
            'id': gpg_key['id'],
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        self.assertEqual(gpg_key['name'], new_name)
        # Verify changes are reflected in the associated repository
        repos[0] = Repository.info({'id': repos[0]['id']})
        self.assertEqual(repos[0]['gpg-key'].get('name'), new_name)
        # Verify changes are not reflected in the product
        product = Product.info({
            'id': product['id'],
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        self.assertNotEqual(product['gpg']['gpg-key'], new_name)
        # Verify changes are not reflected in the rest of repositories
        for repo in repos[1:]:
            repo = Repository.info({'id': repo['id']})
            self.assertNotEqual(repo['gpg-key'].get('name'), new_name)
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    def test_positive_update_key_for_product_with_repo(self):
        """Create gpg key with valid name and valid gpg key via file
        import then associate it with custom product that has one repository
        then update the key

        @id: 3fb550a7-507e-4988-beb6-35bdfc2e99a8

        @assert: gpg key is associated with product before/after update as well
        as with the repository

        @CaseLevel: Integration
        """
        # Create a product and a gpg key
        product = make_product({'organization-id': self.org['id']})
        gpg_key = make_gpg_key({'organization-id': self.org['id']})
        # Create a repository and assign it to the product
        repo = make_repository({'product-id': product['id']})
        # Associate gpg key with a product
        Product.update({
            'gpg-key': gpg_key['name'],
            'id': product['id'],
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        # Verify gpg key was associated
        product = Product.info({
            'id': product['id'],
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        repo = Repository.info({'id': repo['id']})
        self.assertEqual(product['gpg']['gpg-key'], gpg_key['name'])
        self.assertEqual(repo['gpg-key'].get('name'), gpg_key['name'])
        # Update the gpg key
        new_name = gen_choice(valid_data_list())
        GPGKey.update({
            'name': gpg_key['name'],
            'new-name': new_name,
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        # Verify changes are reflected in the gpg key
        gpg_key = GPGKey.info({
            'id': gpg_key['id'],
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        self.assertEqual(gpg_key['name'], new_name)
        # Verify changes are reflected in the product
        product = Product.info({
            'id': product['id'],
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        self.assertEqual(product['gpg']['gpg-key'], new_name)
        # Verify changes are reflected in the repository
        repo = Repository.info({'id': repo['id']})
        self.assertEqual(repo['gpg-key'].get('id'), gpg_key['id'])
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    def test_positive_update_key_for_product_with_repo(self):
        """Create gpg key with valid name and valid gpg key via file
        import then associate it with custom product that has one repository
        then update the key

        :id: 3fb550a7-507e-4988-beb6-35bdfc2e99a8

        :expectedresults: gpg key is associated with product before/after
            update as well as with the repository

        :CaseLevel: Integration
        """
        # Create a product and a gpg key
        product = make_product({'organization-id': self.org['id']})
        gpg_key = make_gpg_key({'organization-id': self.org['id']})
        # Create a repository and assign it to the product
        repo = make_repository({'product-id': product['id']})
        # Associate gpg key with a product
        Product.update({
            'gpg-key': gpg_key['name'],
            'id': product['id'],
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        # Verify gpg key was associated
        product = Product.info({
            'id': product['id'],
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        repo = Repository.info({'id': repo['id']})
        self.assertEqual(product['gpg']['gpg-key'], gpg_key['name'])
        self.assertEqual(repo['gpg-key'].get('name'), gpg_key['name'])
        # Update the gpg key
        new_name = gen_choice(valid_data_list())
        GPGKey.update({
            'name': gpg_key['name'],
            'new-name': new_name,
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        # Verify changes are reflected in the gpg key
        gpg_key = GPGKey.info({
            'id': gpg_key['id'],
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        self.assertEqual(gpg_key['name'], new_name)
        # Verify changes are reflected in the product
        product = Product.info({
            'id': product['id'],
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        self.assertEqual(product['gpg']['gpg-key'], new_name)
        # Verify changes are reflected in the repository
        repo = Repository.info({'id': repo['id']})
        self.assertEqual(repo['gpg-key'].get('id'), gpg_key['id'])
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    def test_positive_delete_key_for_empty_product(self):
        """Create gpg key with valid name and valid gpg key via file
        import then associate it with empty (no repos) custom product
        then delete it

        :id: da76cada-5ccf-47e1-8c12-24f30c41c8b6

        :expectedresults: gpg key is associated with product during creation
            but removed from product after deletion

        :CaseLevel: Integration
        """
        # Create a product and a gpg key
        gpg_key = make_gpg_key({'organization-id': self.org['id']})
        product = make_product({
            'gpg-key-id': gpg_key['id'],
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        # Verify gpg key was associated
        self.assertEqual(product['gpg']['gpg-key'], gpg_key['name'])
        # Delete the gpg key
        GPGKey.delete({
            'name': gpg_key['name'],
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        # Verify gpg key was actually deleted
        with self.assertRaises(CLIReturnCodeError):
            GPGKey.info({
                'id': gpg_key['id'],
                'organization-id': self.org['id'],
            })
        # Verify gpg key was disassociated from the product
        product = Product.info({
            'id': product['id'],
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        self.assertNotEqual(product['gpg']['gpg-key'], gpg_key['name'])
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    def test_positive_delete_key_for_empty_product(self):
        """Create gpg key with valid name and valid gpg key via file
        import then associate it with empty (no repos) custom product
        then delete it

        :id: da76cada-5ccf-47e1-8c12-24f30c41c8b6

        :expectedresults: gpg key is associated with product during creation
            but removed from product after deletion

        :CaseLevel: Integration
        """
        # Create a product and a gpg key
        gpg_key = make_gpg_key({'organization-id': self.org['id']})
        product = make_product({
            'gpg-key-id': gpg_key['id'],
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        # Verify gpg key was associated
        self.assertEqual(product['gpg']['gpg-key'], gpg_key['name'])
        # Delete the gpg key
        GPGKey.delete({
            'name': gpg_key['name'],
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        # Verify gpg key was actually deleted
        with self.assertRaises(CLIReturnCodeError):
            GPGKey.info({
                'id': gpg_key['id'],
                'organization-id': self.org['id'],
            })
        # Verify gpg key was disassociated from the product
        product = Product.info({
            'id': product['id'],
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        self.assertNotEqual(product['gpg']['gpg-key'], gpg_key['name'])
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    def test_positive_update_key_for_empty_product(self):
        """Create gpg key with valid name and valid gpg key via file
        import then associate it with empty (no repos) custom product then
        update the key

        :id: c0c84c45-21fc-4940-9d52-00babb807ec7

        :expectedresults: gpg key is associated with product before/after
            update

        :CaseLevel: Integration
        """
        # Create a product and a gpg key
        product = make_product({'organization-id': self.org['id']})
        gpg_key = make_gpg_key({'organization-id': self.org['id']})
        # Associate gpg key with a product
        Product.update({
            'gpg-key': gpg_key['name'],
            'id': product['id'],
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        # Verify gpg key was associated
        product = Product.info({
            'id': product['id'],
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        self.assertEqual(product['gpg']['gpg-key'], gpg_key['name'])
        # Update the gpg key
        new_name = gen_choice(valid_data_list())
        GPGKey.update({
            'name': gpg_key['name'],
            'new-name': new_name,
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        # Verify changes are reflected in the gpg key
        gpg_key = GPGKey.info({
            'id': gpg_key['id'],
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        self.assertEqual(gpg_key['name'], new_name)
        # Verify changes are reflected in the product
        product = Product.info({
            'id': product['id'],
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        self.assertEqual(product['gpg']['gpg-key'], new_name)
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    def test_positive_update_key_for_empty_product(self):
        """Create gpg key with valid name and valid gpg key via file
        import then associate it with empty (no repos) custom product then
        update the key

        :id: c0c84c45-21fc-4940-9d52-00babb807ec7

        :expectedresults: gpg key is associated with product before/after
            update

        :CaseLevel: Integration
        """
        # Create a product and a gpg key
        product = make_product({'organization-id': self.org['id']})
        gpg_key = make_gpg_key({'organization-id': self.org['id']})
        # Associate gpg key with a product
        Product.update({
            'gpg-key': gpg_key['name'],
            'id': product['id'],
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        # Verify gpg key was associated
        product = Product.info({
            'id': product['id'],
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        self.assertEqual(product['gpg']['gpg-key'], gpg_key['name'])
        # Update the gpg key
        new_name = gen_choice(valid_data_list())
        GPGKey.update({
            'name': gpg_key['name'],
            'new-name': new_name,
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        # Verify changes are reflected in the gpg key
        gpg_key = GPGKey.info({
            'id': gpg_key['id'],
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        self.assertEqual(gpg_key['name'], new_name)
        # Verify changes are reflected in the product
        product = Product.info({
            'id': product['id'],
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        self.assertEqual(product['gpg']['gpg-key'], new_name)
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    def test_positive_get_info_by_name(self):
        """@Test: Create single gpg key and get its info by name

        @Feature: GPG Keys

        @Assert: specific information for GPG key matches the creation name
        """
        name = gen_string('utf8')
        gpg_key = make_gpg_key({
            u'key': VALID_GPG_KEY_FILE_PATH,
            u'name': name,
            u'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        gpg_key = GPGKey.info({
            u'name': gpg_key['name'],
            u'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        self.assertEqual(gpg_key['name'], name)
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    def test_positive_get_info_by_name(self):
        """Create single gpg key and get its info by name

        @id: be418cf8-8a90-46db-9e8c-8ff349c98401

        @Assert: specific information for GPG key matches the creation name
        """
        name = gen_string('utf8')
        gpg_key = make_gpg_key({
            u'key': VALID_GPG_KEY_FILE_PATH,
            u'name': name,
            u'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        gpg_key = GPGKey.info({
            u'name': gpg_key['name'],
            u'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        self.assertEqual(gpg_key['name'], name)
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    def test_positive_update_key_for_repo_from_product_with_repo(self):
        """Create gpg key with valid name and valid gpg key via file
        import then associate it to repository from custom product that has
        one repository then update the key

        @id: 549e2e1e-fd10-4487-a3a5-fdee9b8cfc48

        @assert: gpg key is associated with the repository before/after update,
        but not with the product

        @CaseLevel: Integration
        """
        # Create a product and a gpg key
        product = make_product({'organization-id': self.org['id']})
        gpg_key = make_gpg_key({'organization-id': self.org['id']})
        # Create repository, assign product and gpg-key
        repo = make_repository({
            'gpg-key-id': gpg_key['id'],
            'product-id': product['id'],
        })
        # Verify gpg key was associated
        self.assertEqual(repo['gpg-key'].get('name'), gpg_key['name'])
        # Update the gpg key
        new_name = gen_choice(valid_data_list())
        GPGKey.update({
            'name': gpg_key['name'],
            'new-name': new_name,
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        # Verify changes are reflected in the gpg key
        gpg_key = GPGKey.info({
            'id': gpg_key['id'],
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        self.assertEqual(gpg_key['name'], new_name)
        # Verify changes are reflected in the repositories
        repo = Repository.info({'id': repo['id']})
        self.assertEqual(repo['gpg-key'].get('name'), new_name)
        # Verify gpg key wasn't added to the product
        product = Product.info({
            'id': product['id'],
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        self.assertNotEqual(product['gpg']['gpg-key'], new_name)
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    def test_positive_update_key_for_repo_from_product_with_repo(self):
        """Create gpg key with valid name and valid gpg key via file
        import then associate it to repository from custom product that has
        one repository then update the key

        :id: 549e2e1e-fd10-4487-a3a5-fdee9b8cfc48

        :expectedresults: gpg key is associated with the repository
            before/after update, but not with the product

        :CaseLevel: Integration
        """
        # Create a product and a gpg key
        product = make_product({'organization-id': self.org['id']})
        gpg_key = make_gpg_key({'organization-id': self.org['id']})
        # Create repository, assign product and gpg-key
        repo = make_repository({
            'gpg-key-id': gpg_key['id'],
            'product-id': product['id'],
        })
        # Verify gpg key was associated
        self.assertEqual(repo['gpg-key'].get('name'), gpg_key['name'])
        # Update the gpg key
        new_name = gen_choice(valid_data_list())
        GPGKey.update({
            'name': gpg_key['name'],
            'new-name': new_name,
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        # Verify changes are reflected in the gpg key
        gpg_key = GPGKey.info({
            'id': gpg_key['id'],
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        self.assertEqual(gpg_key['name'], new_name)
        # Verify changes are reflected in the repositories
        repo = Repository.info({'id': repo['id']})
        self.assertEqual(repo['gpg-key'].get('name'), new_name)
        # Verify gpg key wasn't added to the product
        product = Product.info({
            'id': product['id'],
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        self.assertNotEqual(product['gpg']['gpg-key'], new_name)
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    def test_positive_update_key_for_empty_product(self):
        """@test: Create gpg key with valid name and valid gpg key via file
        import then associate it with empty (no repos) custom product then
        update the key

        @feature: GPG Keys

        @assert: gpg key is associated with product before/after update
        """
        # Create a product and a gpg key
        product = make_product({'organization-id': self.org['id']})
        gpg_key = make_gpg_key({'organization-id': self.org['id']})
        # Associate gpg key with a product
        Product.update({
            'gpg-key': gpg_key['name'],
            'id': product['id'],
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        # Verify gpg key was associated
        product = Product.info({
            'id': product['id'],
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        self.assertEqual(product['gpg']['gpg-key'], gpg_key['name'])
        # Update the gpg key
        new_name = gen_choice(valid_data_list())
        GPGKey.update({
            'name': gpg_key['name'],
            'new-name': new_name,
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        # Verify changes are reflected in the gpg key
        gpg_key = GPGKey.info({
            'id': gpg_key['id'],
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        self.assertEqual(gpg_key['name'], new_name)
        # Verify changes are reflected in the product
        product = Product.info({
            'id': product['id'],
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        self.assertEqual(product['gpg']['gpg-key'], new_name)
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    def test_key_associate_12(self):
        """@test: Create gpg key with valid name and valid gpg key via file
        import then associate it to repository from custom product that has
        one repository then update the key

        @feature: GPG Keys

        @assert: gpg key is associated with the repository before/after update,
        but not with the product
        """
        # Create a product and a gpg key
        product = make_product({'organization-id': self.org['id']})
        gpg_key = make_gpg_key({'organization-id': self.org['id']})
        # Create repository, assign product and gpg-key
        repo = make_repository({
            'gpg-key-id': gpg_key['id'],
            'product-id': product['id'],
        })
        # Verify gpg key was associated
        self.assertEqual(repo['gpg-key'].get('name'), gpg_key['name'])
        # Update the gpg key
        new_name = gen_choice(valid_data_list())
        GPGKey.update({
            'name': gpg_key['name'],
            'new-name': new_name,
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        # Verify changes are reflected in the gpg key
        gpg_key = GPGKey.info({
            'id': gpg_key['id'],
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        self.assertEqual(gpg_key['name'], new_name)
        # Verify changes are reflected in the repositories
        repo = Repository.info({'id': repo['id']})
        self.assertEqual(repo['gpg-key'].get('name'), new_name)
        # Verify gpg key wasn't added to the product
        product = Product.info({
            'id': product['id'],
            'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        self.assertNotEqual(product['gpg']['gpg-key'], new_name)
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    def test_positive_update_name(self):
        """@test: Create gpg key with valid name and valid gpg key via file
        import then update its name

        @feature: GPG Keys

        @assert: gpg key is updated
        """
        gpg_key = make_gpg_key({'organization-id': self.org['id']})
        for new_name in valid_data_list():
            with self.subTest(new_name):
                GPGKey.update({
                    'name': gpg_key['name'],
                    'new-name': new_name,
                    'organization-id': self.org['id'],
                })
                gpg_key = GPGKey.info({
                    'name': new_name,
                    'organization-id': self.org['id'],
                })
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    def test_positive_update_name(self):
        """Create gpg key with valid name and valid gpg key via file
        import then update its name

        @id: e18d7cd8-2757-4134-9ed9-7eb68f2872e2

        @assert: gpg key is updated
        """
        gpg_key = make_gpg_key({'organization-id': self.org['id']})
        for new_name in valid_data_list():
            with self.subTest(new_name):
                GPGKey.update({
                    'name': gpg_key['name'],
                    'new-name': new_name,
                    'organization-id': self.org['id'],
                })
                gpg_key = GPGKey.info({
                    'name': new_name,
                    'organization-id': self.org['id'],
                })
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    def test_positive_update_name(self):
        """Create gpg key with valid name and valid gpg key via file
        import then update its name

        @id: e18d7cd8-2757-4134-9ed9-7eb68f2872e2

        @assert: gpg key is updated
        """
        gpg_key = make_gpg_key({'organization-id': self.org['id']})
        for new_name in valid_data_list():
            with self.subTest(new_name):
                GPGKey.update({
                    'name': gpg_key['name'],
                    'new-name': new_name,
                    'organization-id': self.org['id'],
                })
                gpg_key = GPGKey.info({
                    'name': new_name,
                    'organization-id': self.org['id'],
                })
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    def test_positive_get_info_by_name(self):
        """Create single gpg key and get its info by name

        :id: be418cf8-8a90-46db-9e8c-8ff349c98401

        :expectedresults: specific information for GPG key matches the creation
            name

        :CaseImportance: Critical
        """
        name = gen_string('utf8')
        gpg_key = make_gpg_key({
            u'key': VALID_GPG_KEY_FILE_PATH,
            u'name': name,
            u'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        gpg_key = GPGKey.info({
            u'name': gpg_key['name'],
            u'organization-id': self.org['id'],
        })
        self.assertEqual(gpg_key['name'], name)
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    def test_positive_get_info_by_name(self):
        """Create single gpg key and get its info by name

        :id: be418cf8-8a90-46db-9e8c-8ff349c98401

        :expectedresults: specific information for GPG key matches the creation
            name

        :CaseImportance: Critical
        """
        name = gen_string('utf8')
        gpg_key = make_gpg_key({
            'key': VALID_GPG_KEY_FILE_PATH,
            'name': name,
            'organization-id': self.org['id']
        })
        gpg_key = GPGKey.info({
            'name': gpg_key['name'],
            'organization-id': self.org['id']
        })
        self.assertEqual(gpg_key['name'], name)