[NetApp] Fix default ipspace deletion issue
The NetApp driver is fixed to avoid the deletion of cluster ipspaces when deleting a share server. Now the share server deletion skip ipspace removal if the ipspace is one of the following: Cluster or Default. Change-Id: I24cda6be69ef9258c6c637be48be32b93d835e0a Closes-Bug: #1880747
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@ -40,6 +40,7 @@ LOG = log.getLogger(__name__)
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SUPPORTED_NETWORK_TYPES = (None, 'flat', 'vlan')
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SUPPORTED_NETWORK_TYPES = (None, 'flat', 'vlan')
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SEGMENTED_NETWORK_TYPES = ('vlan',)
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SEGMENTED_NETWORK_TYPES = ('vlan',)
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DEFAULT_MTU = 1500
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DEFAULT_MTU = 1500
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CLUSTER_IPSPACES = ('Cluster', 'Default')
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class NetAppCmodeMultiSVMFileStorageLibrary(
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class NetAppCmodeMultiSVMFileStorageLibrary(
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vserver_client,
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vserver_client,
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security_services=security_services)
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security_services=security_services)
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if ipspace_name and not self._client.ipspace_has_data_vservers(
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if (ipspace_name and ipspace_name not in CLUSTER_IPSPACES
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ipspace_name):
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and not self._client.ipspace_has_data_vservers(
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ipspace_name)):
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self._client.delete_ipspace(ipspace_name)
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self._client.delete_ipspace(ipspace_name)
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self._delete_vserver_vlans(interfaces_on_vlans)
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self._delete_vserver_vlans(interfaces_on_vlans)
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fixes:
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NetApp ONTAP driver is now fixed to avoid the deletion of `Cluster` and
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`Default` ipspaces when deleting a share server. This issue was happening
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only when operating in `driver_handles_share_servers` enabled mode and
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creating shares using `flat` network type. See
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`Launchpad bug 1880747 <https://launchpad.net/bugs/1880747>`_ for more
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details.
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