> + String stackName = getName();
> + CreateStack createStack =
> CreateStack.builder().name(stackName).templateUrl(TEMPLATE_URL).build();
> + Stack stack = stackApi.create(createStack);
> + assertThat(stack).isNotNull();
> + assertThat(stack.getId()).isNotEmpty();
> + assertThat(stackApi.delete(stackName, stack.getId())).isTrue();
> + Stack stackAfterDelete = stackApi.get(stackName, stack.getId());
> + assertThat(stackAfterDelete).isNotNull();
> + }
> + }
> +
> + public void testCreateWithDisableRollback() {
> + for (String region : api.getConfiguredRegions()) {
> + StackApi stackApi = api.getStackApi(region);
> + CreateStack createStack =
> CreateStack.builder().name(getName()).templateUrl(TEMPLATE_URL).disableRollback(false).build();
> + Stack stack = stackApi.create(createStack);
Several tests create stacks but don't take care of deleting them. Add an
`afterClass` method or a proper clenaup in each test to avoid leaking resources
after running the live tests.
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