integration tests for register with activation keys and environments #3487
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fix: reverted a change in test.sh to run post-activation-keys.sh again fix: the right activation keys in README.md
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A DBus API provides a way to specify environment when using activation keys to register a system.
This PR provides integration tests to verify the way.
I've fixed a file 'integration-tests/README.md' - there were wrong activation keys specified.
It will be necessary to merge the fix into previous PR's that has something to do with activation keys.
A test:
Given a DBus Call RegisterWithActivationKeys is used to register a system
and the system is unregistered
When an argument 'environments' is filled with the proper environments
Then the application registers the system
and the environments are active property of a system identity.
Another test verifies a case when nonexisting environment is used for registration.