This change adds an implementation of the AttestationCredential
introduced in KMIP 1.2. The underlying Nonce struct is included.
Unit test suites for both objects are provided. Finally, the
Credential struct has also been updated to support the new
credential type.
This change removes the legacy KMIP base class that was originally
used for the KMIPProxy client. The base class simply defined the
KMIP operation methods that the client should support. It has not
been actively used to guide client development for some time and
now just clutters up the code base. The KMIPProxy class has been
updated to remove any reference to this original base class.
This change updates the Authentication object, taking into account
the recent changes made to the Credential object hierarchy. A new
comprehensive unit test suite has been added for the Authentication
object. Usage of the object in the PyKMIP server has also been
updated to reflect these changes.
This change updates the implementation of the Credential objects.
The UsernamePassword and Device credentials are now first-class
objects and, along with the base Credential, have been restructured
to match the current struct style. Comprehensive unit test suites
for each class have been added. Additionally, the credential
factory code and its usage in the KMIPProxy class and associated
test suites have been updated to reflect this change.
This change updates the implementation of the ProtocolVersion
struct, bringing it inline with the current struct style. All
uses of the struct have been updated to reflect these changes,
as have the struct unit tests.
This change updates the files used by Travis CI to set up the
PyKMIP server used for integration testing, specifically adding in
support for custom operation policies.
This change updates the operation policy files provided under the
examples directory to reflect the new group-based policy model. A
future patch will include documentation describing this model.
This change updates the PyKMIP server, allowing it to process and
use group-based operation policies. The server still supports the
original operation policy file format, so no immediate difference
should be apparent to users. Future documentation changes will
explain group-based policy files and how they should be used.
This change adds the request payload for the Poll operation. A unit
test suite for the payload is included. The payload can be imported
directly from the payloads package.
This change adds request and response payloads for the ObtainLease
operation. Unit test suites are included for both payloads and
both payloads can be imported directly from the payloads package.
This change adds request and response payloads for the Recover
operation. Unit test suites are included for both payloads and
both payloads can be imported directly from the payloads package.
This change adds request and response payloads for the
GetUsageAllocation operation. Unit test suites are included for
both payloads and both payloads can be imported directly from the
payloads package.
This change adds request and response payloads for the Cancel
operation. Unit test suites are included for both payloads. Both
payloads can be imported directly from the payloads package.
This change removes unused exceptions defined in core/errors.py,
along with the errors.py module itself. The few used items from
this file are migrated over to core/exceptions.py. Any dependent
code is updated, dropping the use of errors.py and adding in the
use of exceptions.py.
This change adds request and response payloads for the Archive
operation. Unit test suites are included for both payloads and
both payloads can be imported directly from the payloads package.
This change updates the Travis CI configuration to support running
the PyKMIP integation test suite. A custom run.sh script is added
which conditionally runs tox based on an environment flag set in
.travis.yml. If integration tests are activated, the test VM will
be prepped for running the PyKMIP server; this includes creating
/etc/pykmip content, like pykmip.conf and server.conf, along with
a basic certificate to use for both the client and server.
This change drops Python 3.3 support for PyKMIP. Python 3.3 was
released over 5 years ago and has reached end-of-life as of
September 19, 2017 with the 3.3.7 release. Library dependencies
have begun to drop Python 3.3 support as well.
This change updates the client documentation, adding in the
client configuration information available in the README. This
consolidates all client information in the same place and
prepares the README for an upcoming change.
This change updates the project README, dropping most of the old
README content and replacing it with snippets taken from the new
project documentation. Users and developers should reference the
project docs as their main source of information from now on.
This change pins the pytest requirement to <3.3 to allow for
continuing Python 3.3 support. This change will be reverted once
official support for Python 3.3 is dropped from PyKMIP.
Peter Hamilton
Peter Hamilton