feature/policy-set-parameters

[isivaselvan]

Description

Implemented Policy Set Parameters API Specs

https://developer.hashicorp.com/terraform/cloud-docs/api-docs/policy-set-params

Feature contains:

• list() --> Listing all parameters
• create() --> Creating new policy set parameter
• read() --> Show the parameter
• update() --> update the parameter
• delete() --> Delete the parameter
• _policy_set_parameter_from( --> Helper method to return the policy set parameter
• Unit test cases added at tests/units/test_policy_set_parameter.py
• examples added at examples/policy_set_parameter.py

Testing plan

External links

Output from tests

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> python examples/policy_set_parameter.py --policy-set-id polset-6q**

================================================================================
Listing parameters for policy set: polset-6q*
================================================================================
- var-pmb**
  Key: test_parameter
  Value: ***SENSITIVE***
  Category: policy-set
  Sensitive: True

- var-Qam7**
  Key: test_param
  Value: completely_new_value
  Category: policy-set
  Sensitive: False

- var-nDM**
  Key: test_param_15
  Value: test_value_15
  Category: policy-set
  Sensitive: False


> python examples/policy_set_parameter.py --policy-set-id polset-6q** --create --key pr_test_param --value "test_for_pr" --sensitive

================================================================================
Creating new parameter with key: pr_test_param
================================================================================
Created parameter: var-Peyot6Q6DUgo9MF4
  Key: pr_test_param
  Value: ***SENSITIVE***
  Category: policy-set
  Sensitive: True

================================================================================
Listing parameters after creation
================================================================================
- pr_test_param: ***SENSITIVE*** (sensitive=True)
- test_parameter: ***SENSITIVE*** (sensitive=True)
- test_param: completely_new_value (sensitive=False)
- test_param_15: test_value_15 (sensitive=False)


> python examples/policy_set_parameter.py --policy-set-id polset-6q** --read --parameter-id var-Peyot**

================================================================================
Reading parameter: var-Peyot6Q6DUgo9MF4
================================================================================
Parameter ID: var-Peyot**
  Key: pr_test_param
  Value: ***SENSITIVE***
  Category: policy-set
  Sensitive: True


> python examples/policy_set_parameter.py --policy-set-id polset-6q** --update --parameter-id var-nDM3SmWt* --key "restored_param_15"

================================================================================
Updating parameter: var-nDM3SmWt*
================================================================================
Before update:
  Key: updated_param_key
  Value: test_value_15
  Sensitive: False

After update:
  Key: restored_param_15
  Value: test_value_15
  Sensitive: False


> python examples/policy_set_parameter.py --policy-set-id polset-6q** --delete --parameter-id var-Peyot6Q6*

================================================================================
Deleting parameter: var-Peyot6Q6*
================================================================================
Parameter to delete:
  ID: var-Peyot6Q6*
  Key: pr_test_param
  Value: ***SENSITIVE***
  Sensitive: True

Successfully deleted parameter: var-Peyot6Q6*

Rollback Plan

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