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@plamut plamut commented Jan 10, 2020

Fixes #10090

A recent change to IAM objects in API core started causing an error if accessing those objects as dicts, if their version is > 1. This commit addresses that by setting the VERSION to 1 in fixtures.

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A recent change to iam objects in API core started causing an error
if accessing those objects as dicts, if their version is > 1. This
commit addresses that by setting the VERSION to 1 in fixtures.
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plamut commented Jan 10, 2020

The system tests failure (Python 3.6 only) is caused by the rate limit:

429 ... The project exceeded the rate limit for creating and deleting buckets.

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plamut commented Jan 16, 2020

Not reproducible anymore on master, thus closing.

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Storage: Fix IAM policy versions in unit test fixtures
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