def test_v1_2_to_v1_1_drops_segment_id_in_binding_levels(self):
port_new = self._create_test_port()
segment = network.NetworkSegment(
self.context,
# TODO(ihrachys) we should be able to create a segment object
# without explicitly specifying id, but it's currently not working
id=uuidutils.generate_uuid(),
network_id=port_new.network_id,
network_type='vxlan')
segment.create()
# TODO(ihrachys) we should be able to create / update level objects via
# Port object, but it's currently not working
binding = ports.PortBindingLevel(self.context,
port_id=port_new.id,
host='host1',
level=0,
segment_id=segment.id)
binding.create()
port_new = ports.Port.get_object(self.context, id=port_new.id)
port_v1_1 = port_new.obj_to_primitive(target_version='1.1')
lvl = port_v1_1['versioned_object.data']['binding_levels'][0]
self.assertNotIn('segment_id', lvl['versioned_object.data'])
# check that we also downgraded level object version
self.assertEqual('1.0', lvl['versioned_object.version'])
# finally, prove that binding primitive is now identical to direct
# downgrade of the binding object
binding_v1_0 = binding.obj_to_primitive(target_version='1.0')
self.assertEqual(binding_v1_0, lvl)
def test_v1_2_to_v1_1_drops_segment_id_in_binding_levels(self):
port_new = self._create_test_port()
segment = network.NetworkSegment(
self.context,
# TODO(ihrachys) we should be able to create a segment object
# without explicitly specifying id, but it's currently not working
id=uuidutils.generate_uuid(),
network_id=port_new.network_id,
network_type='vxlan')
segment.create()
# TODO(ihrachys) we should be able to create / update level objects via
# Port object, but it's currently not working
binding = ports.PortBindingLevel(
self.context, port_id=port_new.id,
host='host1', level=0, segment_id=segment.id)
binding.create()
port_new = ports.Port.get_object(self.context, id=port_new.id)
port_v1_1 = port_new.obj_to_primitive(target_version='1.1')
lvl = port_v1_1['versioned_object.data']['binding_levels'][0]
self.assertNotIn('segment_id', lvl['versioned_object.data'])
# check that we also downgraded level object version
self.assertEqual('1.0', lvl['versioned_object.version'])
# finally, prove that binding primitive is now identical to direct
# downgrade of the binding object
binding_v1_0 = binding.obj_to_primitive(target_version='1.0')
self.assertEqual(binding_v1_0, lvl)
