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In theory using destruction dependencies one can obtain a new reference to an object that is about to be destroyed. In this case any attempt to call a method on such object should result in exception being raised. This guarantees that the nothing can be done on the object after its .destroy method was executed. Also because the HeatStack instance is owned by the CloudRegion it is going to be destroyed prior to it. But CloudRegion needs to call $stack.delete() in its .destroy method and this will cause error. As a solution HeatStack made not to be owned by the region and instead be an independent object with destruction dependency on it which guarantees that it will be destroyed after the CloudRegion. Targets-blueprint: dependency-driven-resource-deallocation Change-Id: I5650ea672d5f121be69669f27dd5f513fbdd5c44 |
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README.rst
Murano Core Classes
This folder contains common Murano classes combined to Core Library.
The content of this folder needs to be zipped and imported into Murano. After that Murano applications can be deployed.
To find murano-applications and explore how the common classes are used in Murano Applications, please refer to Murano Application Repository