Previously deleting a key in certain qos specs was accomplished via
'update' API. Unfortunately, 'update' isn't able to tell the
difference between setting a key with no value and deleting a key (and
its value).
This change adds an new API 'delete_keys' to qos_specs API extension.
'delete_keys' API allows client to specify a list of to-be-deleted keys
in one single request (batch mode!), which can be handy when removing
multiple keys in a qos specs.
Example URL and request body for 'delete_keys' API:
PUT to http://127.0.0.1:8776/v2/qos-specs/QOS_SPECS_UUID/delete_keys
with body: {'keys': ['foo', 'bar', 'zoo']}
Above example request will result in 'foo', 'bar', 'zoo' key/value
pairs of QOS_SPECS_UUID be marked as deleted in DB. If QOS_SPECS_UUID
doesn't exist, a 404 error will return; if any key in 'foo', 'bar',
'zoo' couldn't be found in QOS_SPECS_UUID, a 400 error will return with
error message telling which key couldn't be found. Note that Cinder
will puke 400 and stop trying the rest once it encounters a
non-existing (or deleted) key amoung the given list of keys.
This change also fixes 'list'/'show' API includes deleted keys in
result.
Fix bug: # 1223660
Fix bug: # 1223677
Change-Id: Ia3cb07e204d655a9b837b317ce7117feb3c86a2d
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