Fix apiserver_id 'get' method#184
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The code fix looks good to me. Could you point out which other test cases cover these pruned cases?
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These two tests are calling the same function as test_azure_with_expired_num with the same arguments. The apiserver values here aren't actually used in _azure_is_expired and _refresh_azure_token is not currently covered by tests (which is why this slipped through in the first place, and the test coverage didn't really change)
https://github.com/kubernetes-client/python-base/pull/184/files#diff-3123bf09ac4950ea8bf8de46fb38eb83L1132
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Fixes #179
Not sure how I missed this in testing locally but ConfigNode definitely does not have a .get method. This change instead relies on getitem and it throwing a ConfigException to fall back to the default value.
This commit also prunes some excess tests that are already covered by other cases.