389-ds-base

#50752 Issue: 50690 - Port Password Storage test cases from TET to python3(create required types in password_plugins)
Closed by spichugi. Opened by aborah.
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Bug Description: Port Password Storage test cases from TET to python3(create required types in password_plugins)

Relates: https://pagure.io/389-ds-base/issue/50690

Author: aborah

Reviewed by: ???

rebased onto b1ca56e4f3e0b5963d6aa54da0ebb56c643d560f

I think we can move cn=Password Storage Schemes,cn=plugins,cn=config to constants as DN_PWDSTORAGE_SCHEMES and use it here and in tests.

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  • Fixing Viktor's comment

I think we can move cn=Password Storage Schemes,cn=plugins,cn=config to constants as DN_PWDSTORAGE_SCHEMES and use it here and in tests.

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Sorry for not being clear, I meant _constants.py.

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  • Fixing Viktor's comment
  • Issue: 50690 - Port Password Storage test cases from TET to python3(create required types in password_plugins)

Sorry for not being clear, I meant _constants.py.

Done

LGTM. Please rebase and fixup commits.

rebased onto 4c03e008fff378360e96e42f6353474d4b8320d2

rebased onto 164d7c996a2d4b4461a6dcf05b9513c8efdfa2c8

rebased onto 8a604aaae18f8f0ae7ca3b92a6390757177777d2

LGTM. Please rebase and fixup commits.

Done

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