Use deepcopy when process filters in db api

In db API when we process filters, we didn't
use deepcopy. In cases of "tags" and "not-tags"
we used pop to get the first tag, filtered out
results, and then joined with other tags for
later filtering. When we did pop(), the original
value was deleted, the key "tags"/"not-tags" remains.

In the cell scenario, both single cell(we will
query cell0 and the other cell) and multicell,
as we have to query all the cells in a loop and
the tags list in the filter will keep popping,
this will lead to either a HTTP 500 error(popping
from an empty list) or incorrect result(when
number of tags in the list is larger than cell
number, no HTTP 500 will show, but the filter
results for each cell will be different as
each loop will pop one tag).

closes-bug: #1682693

Conflicts:
      nova/tests/functional/regressions/test_bug_1682693.py

NOTE(mriedem): The conflict on the functional regression test
is due to I65bdfadd406368775c794ee4d8a16302a8a134bc not being
backported to Newton. That was not backported simply because it
relies on too many fixtures to stub out a real cells environment
that trying to get it to work in Newton is not worth it. This
fix is still unit tested which is sufficient.

Change-Id: Ia2738dd0c7d1842b68c83d0a9e75e26b2f8d492a
(cherry picked from commit c4820305d2)
(cherry picked from commit 01ffbdf8be)
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Kevin_Zheng 2017-04-14 11:57:59 +08:00 committed by Matt Riedemann
parent a96092d0e4
commit 6d1ce4cf5c
2 changed files with 27 additions and 1 deletions

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@ -2114,7 +2114,7 @@ def instance_get_all_by_filters_sort(context, filters, limit=None, marker=None,
# Make a copy of the filters dictionary to use going forward, as we'll
# be modifying it and we shouldn't affect the caller's use of it.
filters = filters.copy()
filters = copy.deepcopy(filters)
if 'changes-since' in filters:
changes_since = timeutils.normalize_time(filters['changes-since'])

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@ -10241,6 +10241,32 @@ class TestInstanceTagsFiltering(test.TestCase):
self._assertEqualInstanceUUIDs([uuids[0], uuids[1], uuids[3], uuids[4],
uuids[6], uuids[7]], result)
def test_instance_get_all_by_filters_not_tags_multiple_cells(self):
"""Test added for bug 1682693.
In cells v2 scenario, db.instance_get_all_by_filters() will
be called multiple times to search across all cells. This
test tests that filters for all cells remain the same in the
loop.
"""
uuids = self._create_instances(8)
db.instance_tag_set(self.ctxt, uuids[0], [u't1'])
db.instance_tag_set(self.ctxt, uuids[1], [u't2'])
db.instance_tag_set(self.ctxt, uuids[2], [u't1', u't2'])
db.instance_tag_set(self.ctxt, uuids[3], [u't2', u't3'])
db.instance_tag_set(self.ctxt, uuids[4], [u't3'])
db.instance_tag_set(self.ctxt, uuids[5], [u't1', u't2', u't3'])
db.instance_tag_set(self.ctxt, uuids[6], [u't3', u't4'])
db.instance_tag_set(self.ctxt, uuids[7], [])
filters = {'not-tags': [u't1', u't2']}
result = db.instance_get_all_by_filters(self.ctxt, filters)
self._assertEqualInstanceUUIDs([uuids[0], uuids[1], uuids[3], uuids[4],
uuids[6], uuids[7]], result)
def test_instance_get_all_by_filters_not_tags_any(self):
uuids = self._create_instances(8)