Create new AliasModel for CSP datalcasses, ignore credentials when converting to dictionary.This will allow all of our dataclasses to convert automatically between python style snake_case and the camelCase that the Azure APIs use. This also allows us to default to that behavior while specifying aliases for any fields as necessary.Additionally, any dataclass including the creds schema will have those creds removed from their dict representation. This can help keep creds out of logs as well as making the dataclasses more consumable for API usage.

tests/domain/cloud/test_azure_csp.py

@@ -3,7 +3,11 @@ from unittest.mock import Mock
 
 from uuid import uuid4
 
-from atst.domain.csp.cloud import AzureCloudProvider, TenantCSPResult
+from atst.domain.csp.cloud import (
+    AzureCloudProvider,
+    TenantCSPResult,
+    TenantCSPPayload,
+)
 
 from tests.mock_azure import mock_azure, AUTH_CREDENTIALS
 from tests.factories import EnvironmentFactory, ApplicationFactory
@@ -136,7 +140,19 @@ def test_create_tenant(mock_azure: AzureCloudProvider):
     }
     mock_result.status_code = 200
     mock_azure.sdk.requests.post.return_value = mock_result
-    result = mock_azure.create_tenant(None, suffix=2)
+    payload = TenantCSPPayload(
+        **dict(
+            creds={"username": "mock-cloud", "pass": "shh"},
+            user_id="123",
+            password="123",
+            domain_name="123",
+            first_name="john",
+            last_name="doe",
+            country_code="US",
+            password_recovery_email_address="password@email.com",
+        )
+    )
+    result = mock_azure.create_tenant(payload)
     print(result)
     body: TenantCSPResult = result.get("body")
     assert body.tenant_id == "60ff9d34-82bf-4f21-b565-308ef0533435"