def setUp(self):
super(NetworksJsonTests, self).setUp()
fake_network_api = test_networks.FakeNetworkAPI()
self.stub_out("nova.network.api.API.get_all", fake_network_api.get_all)
self.stub_out("nova.network.api.API.get", fake_network_api.get)
self.stub_out("nova.network.api.API.associate",
fake_network_api.associate)
self.stub_out("nova.network.api.API.delete", fake_network_api.delete)
self.stub_out("nova.network.api.API.create", fake_network_api.create)
self.stub_out("nova.network.api.API.add_network_to_project",
fake_network_api.add_network_to_project)
def setUp(self):
super(NetworksJsonTests, self).setUp()
fake_network_api = test_networks.FakeNetworkAPI()
self.stubs.Set(network_api.API, "get_all", fake_network_api.get_all)
self.stubs.Set(network_api.API, "get", fake_network_api.get)
self.stubs.Set(network_api.API, "associate",
fake_network_api.associate)
self.stubs.Set(network_api.API, "delete", fake_network_api.delete)
self.stubs.Set(network_api.API, "create", fake_network_api.create)
self.stubs.Set(network_api.API, "add_network_to_project",
fake_network_api.add_network_to_project)
def _fixtures_passthrough(method_name):
# This compensates for how fixtures 3.x handles the signatures of
# MonkeyPatched functions vs fixtures < 3.x. In fixtures 3 if a bound
# method is patched in for a bound method then both objects will be passed
# in when called. This means the patch method should have the signature of
# (self, targetself, *args, **kwargs). However that will not work for
# fixtures < 3. This method captures self from the call point and discards
# it since it's not needed.
fake_network_api = test_networks.FakeNetworkAPI()
method = getattr(fake_network_api, method_name)
def call(self, *args, **kwargs):
# self is the nova.network.api.API object that has been patched
# method is bound to FakeNetworkAPI so that will be passed in as self
return method(*args, **kwargs)
return call