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Updated in-transit encryption test automation for enable/disable operations. #11121
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Jan 7, 2025
…tion Signed-off-by: Parag Kamble <[email protected]>
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PR Test Suite: tier1
PR Test Path: tests/functional/encryption/test_intransit_encryption_sanity.py
Additional Test Params:
OCP VERSION: 4.18
OCS VERSION: 4.18
tested against branch: master
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PR validation
Cluster Name:
Cluster Configuration:
PR Test Suite: tier1
PR Test Path: tests/functional/encryption/test_intransit_encryption_sanity.py
Additional Test Params:
OCP VERSION: 4.18
OCS VERSION: 4.18
tested against branch: master
set_in_transit_encryption() | ||
else: | ||
set_in_transit_encryption(enabled=False) | ||
initial_state = config.ENV_DATA.get("in_transit_encryption", False) |
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wouldn't this teardown be applicable to other existing or future tests? If so, suggest placing it in conftest.py