+# information is captured in the RequestedState Property of the VS. +# The test is considered to be successful if RequestedState Property +# has a value of 3 when the VS is moved from active state to a disabled state.
The test case does not verify the value if EnabledState is set to 3. Did you miss adding it ?
No, it should. I forgot this. Plus, this comment isn't totally accurate, because the behavior will be different depending on the provider version.
+# +# Date: 08-07-2009 + +import sys +from CimTest.Globals import logger +from XenKvmLib.const import do_main +from CimTest.ReturnCodes import PASS, FAIL, XFAIL_RC
XFAIL_RC is not needed
Good call.
+ + cxml.cim_destroy(server)
We do not require cim_destroy if cim_disable is successful.
With the older versions of the providers, we do. Because with the other versions. disable is mapped to a reboot.
+ cxml.undefine(server) +
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