Test secret access via ACL
This patch enhances the ACL test to ensure that "other" user is not able
to get a secret before being added to the ACL.
After adding the ACL for the user, we check again to ensure the ACL is
working as intended by allowing the user now in the ACL to access the
secret.
Change-Id: I0b4e1fc71c62376301858128dd2fbb75bd1fa602
diff --git a/barbican_tempest_plugin/tests/rbac/v1/test_secrets.py b/barbican_tempest_plugin/tests/rbac/v1/test_secrets.py
index e8a3607..bdd56b2 100644
--- a/barbican_tempest_plugin/tests/rbac/v1/test_secrets.py
+++ b/barbican_tempest_plugin/tests/rbac/v1/test_secrets.py
@@ -569,9 +569,16 @@
self.assertIn("read", acl.keys())
def test_put_secret_acl(self):
+ self.assertRaises(
+ exceptions.Forbidden,
+ self.other_secret_client.get_secret_metadata,
+ self.secret_id
+ )
_ = self.client.put_secret_acl(self.secret_id, self.valid_acl)
acl = self.client.get_secret_acl(self.secret_id)
self.assertIn(self.other_secret_client.user_id, acl['read']['users'])
+ resp = self.other_secret_client.get_secret_metadata(self.secret_id)
+ self.assertIn(self.secret_id, resp['secret_ref'])
def test_patch_secret_acl(self):
_ = self.client.put_secret_acl(self.secret_id, self.valid_acl)