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bug 1022032. There were significant errors in how the policy framework was being invoked, but existing tests did now show them, since they always invoked the API with no keystone context. This patch fixes those issues and add a significant amount of test coverage simulating API calls with keystone enabled. As part of this patch, we also needed to add a tenant-id attribute to the subnet object. Furthermore, we changed the API validation code to prevent tenant-id from being changed with a PUT, since changing it after creation could invalidate some of the create checks we're planning on adding (e.g., that a port is being created on a network owned by the same tenant). Change-Id: I6da61f0d4ac3b259aa0afcd42cfa8e6ec1a9b035
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