pyupgrade is a tool (and pre-commit hook) to automatically upgrade
syntax for newer versions of the language. It helps getting rid of
syntax required for older python versions not supported anymore and
prepare us for easier support of newer python versions. The tool is
already used in some other OpenStack projects, so it is time to start
using it also for Keystone.
The change is generated by uncommenting the pre-commit hook and
executing `pre-commit run -a` to convert the data. The same could be
also achieved by simply trying to commit and adding converted files in
few iterations.
Change-Id: Ia1f64709e57ebb4e44db128bfea4c5957b2071df
With this black performs linter check even before the commit is created
allowing devs to spot issues before sending change to the CI.
With this we also switch from flake8 to pre-commit to ensure we run the
same tests locally and in the CI thus preventing accidential drift.
Change-Id: I121f55a2f00817dc4b6061933752b81e01d62cb4
Add devstack testing setup for OIDC using an instance of keycloak
which is instantiated from a keycloak image. This is largely taken
from Kristi's work in https://github.com/knikolla/devstack-plugin-oidc
This configuration is triggered by enabling the devstack service
keystone-oidc-federation. The expectation is that either SAML2 or
OIDC is enabled, but not both.
Depends-On: https://review.opendev.org/c/openstack/keystone-tempest-plugin/+/864571
Co-Authored-By: David Wilde <dwilde@redhat.com>
Change-Id: I1ff4d48c05cef1022dc510df03104f36cdd7a953
