Fix influx API name warnings and user delete bug #20497
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Some influxdb python API methods changed names and were generating warnings every time this module was run. The user_remove method had a bug that actually deleted the user you were logged in as rather than the user you wanted to delete when run. Added a method to test login for a user to see if they exist (mostly to work around a use case described in #20496.) - for example to try logging in as root:root to see if it's been deleted.
That'll teach me not to work in two places at once.
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@highlyunavailable, thanks for the fixes. |
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Fix influx API name warnings and user delete bug
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Revert "Backport #20497 to 2015.2"
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Some influxdb python API methods changed names and were generating
warnings every time this module was run.
The user_remove method had a bug that actually deleted the user you were
logged in as rather than the user you wanted to delete when run.
Added a method to test login for a user to see if they exist (mostly to
work around a use case described in #20496.) - for example to try logging
in as root:root to see if it's been deleted.