splitting set_server method into two methods.#204
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danlavu
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Sep 15, 2025
- set_server
- set_invalid_primary_server
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This pull request refactors a core server configuration method within the SSSD test framework. By splitting the set_server method into two specialized functions, one for setting a standard server and another for configuring an invalid primary server for failover tests, the change enhances code readability and maintainability. This separation clarifies the intent of each configuration action, making the codebase easier to understand and extend.
Highlights
- Method Refactoring: The
set_servermethod insssd_test_framework/utils/sssd.pyhas been refactored into two distinct methods to improve clarity and separation of concerns. - New Method
set_invalid_primary_server: A new method,set_invalid_primary_server, has been introduced to specifically handle the configuration of an invalid primary server and a valid backup server for failover testing scenarios. - Simplified
set_server: The originalset_servermethod now exclusively handles the configuration of a valid primary server, removing thefailoverparameter and its associated conditional logic.
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Code Review
This pull request refactors the set_server method by splitting it into two more specific methods: set_server for setting a valid primary server, and set_invalid_primary_server for failover testing scenarios. This is a good improvement for code clarity and maintainability. I've added a few suggestions to further reduce some code duplication in the new methods and fix a minor typo in a docstring.
* set_server * set_invalid_primary_server
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SSSD/sssd#8081 @jakub-vavra-cz @thalman suggested that the method was confusing. |