9fe7c07e4d
While running chart internal to AT&T we found some tempest.conf values that are not mapped to the correct section of the tempest config.py. This commmit is to address these changes: 1) tempest.auth.admin_domain_scope should be in tempest.identity.admin_domain_scope default is false and existing code is setting the value to true so it is needed https://github.com/openstack/tempest/blob/master/tempest/config.py#L109 2) tempest.auth.min_compute_nodes should be in tempest.compute.min_compute_nodes but it is setting the default value so this is not needed and I am dropping it https://github.com/openstack/tempest/blob/14.0.0/tempest/config.py#L231 Also while learning about the chart we found that the admin_domain_scope configmap-etc was mappinng the wrong data type so we removed the map and set the admin_domain_scope to true. Change-Id: I52f115c3a1afee0fd58ef9422c6353ea1a93e814
OpenStack-Helm
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