@hdiogenes @ajoaoff @rmotitsuki
It has been tested the API call /maintenance/{mw_id} on DELETE with the idea to execute a delete over a maintenance task that is running looking for a failing result as suppose to. Unfortunately, this task succeeded, meaning that it is possible to delete a running maintenance task.
The test code used is as follow:
# Setup maintenance window data
start = datetime.now() + timedelta(seconds=60)
end = start + timedelta(seconds=60)
payload = {
"description": "mw for test 050",
"start": start.strftime(TIME_FMT),
"end": end.strftime(TIME_FMT),
"items": [
"00:00:00:00:00:00:00:02"
]
}
# Request maintenance schema creation, and extract the mw_id
json_data = self.request_maintenance(payload, False)
mw_id = json_data["mw_id"]
time.sleep(10)
# Delete maintenance mw_id
api_url = KYTOS_API + '/maintenance/' + mw_id
delete_response = requests.delete(api_url)
assert delete_response.status_code == 200
# Get maintenance schemas (it should be empty)
json_data = self.get_maintenance_schema()
assert json_data == []
@hdiogenes @ajoaoff @rmotitsuki It has been tested the API call /maintenance/{mw_id} on DELETE with the idea to execute a delete over a maintenance task that is running looking for a failing result as suppose to. Unfortunately, this task succeeded, meaning that it is possible to delete a running maintenance task. The test code used is as follow: