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ELB parsing broken when listeners have applied policies #755
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Currently fails due to bug boto#755. Should be enhanced to assert on ELB listener policies once they are supported in the Listener object.
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I found ec228f9 while examining the LoadBalancer objects for this bug. |
Are you going to submit a pull request? It looks like you have a fix in your branch. |
Doh! Thought I had. Just submitted one. |
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Currently fails due to bug boto#755. Should be enhanced to assert on ELB listener policies once they are supported in the Listener object.
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This was merged by #788 |
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Tested against 2.1.1 and 2.4.0. Looks like loadbalancer.py is expecting only Listener stanzas inside of the member list for ListenerDescriptions. When PolicyNames is just a close tag it winds up as a setattr in the Listener object; when PolicyNames is its own list with enclosed member tags the parser is confused.
See the PolicyNames description at http://docs.amazonwebservices.com/ElasticLoadBalancing/latest/APIReference/API_ListenerDescription.html
Anonymized section of XML return from AWS API:
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