[3.18] Add basic auth to content removal test #3717
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We were getting failed tests on ContentUnitRemoveTestCase because the delete was being made by the requests library client without any any credentials. Then, we would get 403 (forbidden) instead of 405 (method now allowed). This assumes the delete requires auth in the first place. [noissue]
pedro-psb
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Looks like self.cfg is what is used to config the bindings, so I tried using self.cfg.username and self.cfg.password. Since they are empty, I've hard-coded our default dev credentials.
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We were getting failed tests on ContentUnitRemoveTestCase because the delete was being made by the requests library client without any credentials.
Then, we would get 403 (forbidden) instead of 405 (method now allowed).
This assumes the delete requires auth in the first place.
[noissue]