The logic which contructed a list of values for parameters with
multiple values was flawed in that e.g. `Subnet.1` and `Subnet.10`
would be have their values counted against `Subnet.1` because they
share a prefix.
This now checks for a starting `.` before counting that name as
having the requested prefix.
The AWS docs say that: "Currently, the resource types that support
tagging on creation are instance and volume." Calling `create_volume`
and passing `image` as the resource type in tag specifications causes
an `InvalidParameterValue` error.
- missing and malformed image ids
- test_ami_filters
- test_ami_copy tests
- test_ami_create_and_delete test
- test_ami_filter_wildcard test
- the rest of the tests by using the non-deprecated mock_ec2
In trying to debug changes to the ami mock introduced in 1.1.25,
I noticed that the ami tests were not running. Turns out that nose does not
run test files that are executable.
http://nose.readthedocs.io/en/latest/finding_tests.html
The ami test file was the only test file I could find that had the executable bit set.
* Adding owner-id/OwnerId to the AMI classes to allow the value to be specified to test filtering images based on owner.
* Added default AMIs and filtering by owner-id
* Fixed some tests
* Fixed more random tests
* Updated MANIFEST
* .
* add private-dns-name to filter_dict_attribute_mapping
* add region_name attribute to Instance and InstanceResponse
* set dns name based on region
* test private-dns-name and network-interface.private-dns-name filters. checking both regional dns formats
* update test_ec2_classic_has_public_ip_address to use correct dns values
Boto can be configured with extra regions, but moto will fail to import
if they are not in the hardcoded list in ec2/models.py. Instead, use the
region list from boto to build the ec2_backends dict to ensure all
regions are available.
* made the Security Group backend throw the same error as AWS if the security group limit is hit
* included in the security group limit the count of grants to other security groups & updated the unit tests to cover these
* refactored a few things about the sec group rule count limit
