deb-heat/heat/scaling/template.py
Angus Salkeld e3950a4e72 Pass the environment into the Template class and not Stack
When we moved parameters from the stack table to the template table
we did it in a "flexible" way, but this led to some difficult to
diagnose problems. So this patch totally removes "env" as an argument
to the Stack class to make absolutely sure that we are doing this
correctly. I came across these bugs when rebasing decouple-nested.

- env was not getting passed into instance group make_templates()
- template deepcopy was not working correctly (causing some problems
  when deleting backup stacks)

Change-Id: I85cfb01c68ff5a44e2ff4f6e446870efb7205933
2015-03-18 10:29:55 +10:00

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from heat.common import short_id
from heat.engine import template
def resource_templates(old_resources, resource_definition,
num_resources, num_replace):
"""
Create the template for the nested stack of existing and new instances
For rolling update, if launch configuration is different, the
instance definition should come from the existing instance instead
of using the new launch configuration.
"""
old_resources = old_resources[-num_resources:]
num_create = num_resources - len(old_resources)
num_replace -= num_create
for i in range(num_resources):
if i < len(old_resources):
old_name, old_template = old_resources[i]
if old_template != resource_definition and num_replace > 0:
num_replace -= 1
yield old_name, resource_definition
else:
yield old_name, old_template
else:
yield short_id.generate_id(), resource_definition
def make_template(resource_definitions,
version=('heat_template_version', '2013-05-23'),
child_env=None):
"""
Return a Template object containing the given resource definitions.
By default, the template will be in the HOT format. A different format
can be specified by passing a (version_type, version_string) tuple matching
any of the available template format plugins.
"""
tmpl = template.Template(dict([version]), env=child_env)
for name, defn in resource_definitions:
tmpl.add_resource(defn, name)
return tmpl