da3a02243df43ee581c52d3e194c8ed54d4cdd24
Current keypair sample files 'keypairs-get-resp.json/xml contain
'keypairs' as the first key and that means its sample response
of "list keypairs" API not "get keypair" API.
The tests don't pass a keypair id, so current tests also are for
"list keypairs" API.
Details-
Below API sample files- from their name it looks like these are for
get keypair API. But in actual content of these files are written as
List keypair API response. So it create the confusion that for which
API these API sample file are. Name suggest for GET and content
suggest for LIST Keypair.
/nova/tests/integrated/api_samples/os-keypairs/
keypairs-get-resp.json.tpl
/nova/tests/integrated/api_samples/os-keypairs/
keypairs-get-resp.xml.tpl
Their API sample test cases are written corrosponding to list keypair
APIs.
This patch correct the above API sample file name from get to list
Keypair APIs.
API Sample test cases names are also modified accordingly.
Partial-Bug: 1298769
Change-Id: I88d894ff9b0f6236221fa922601b641f26a87301
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