389-ds-base

#51186 Issue 50928 - Unable to create a suffix with countryName either via dscreate or the admin console
Closed by spichugi. Opened by aadhikari.
aadhikari/389-ds-base test-countryname  into  master

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Description: Added a test case to create a suffix with countryName via dscreate

Relates: https://pagure.io/389-ds-base/issue/50928

Reviewed by: vashirov

rebased onto 552a1d7eb6df6b74b3da51f85034d58dc07ba29a

Maybe we should add checks for all the supported RDN attributes for suffixes:

  • c
  • cn
  • dc
  • o
  • ou

@mreynolds yes indeed I will add those and a negative scenario to test anything outside this is handled correctly. Thanks :)

rebased onto c34fa49c9a013bf6cc1cc6c069876ff21de41a41

rebased onto a5ffd1f84be306234f0733d98f57e6473d5b433a

I think you can move the common code for setup and removal of the instance to the fixture and parametrize both positive and negative test cases.

rebased onto 7f76ee96ef1dc1ebf80484124c5a58b70d9b92c3

rebased onto e3f87fdb1b58dff8562c3a8505db2a8ef688fcb7

rebased onto af6b44f9e048feeb5f6fc49dcb09d90bc396d62a

rebased onto bf84cd8b8d62100c42fbd380d8fee49dc1422eba

rebased onto dcddffc9785a2327fdbee6db8137f32bebc2333b

rebased onto 5dc1ce91a5f4f4d99a38a96a800be4bcbfc142f9

rebased onto c48f4d98db2435e2ee436834089f20ad405d1cc2

LGTM, thanks!

Pull-Request has been merged by vashirov

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