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This change fixes a few things with the recently added "os_interface" option in the [placement] config group. 1. It adds tests for the scheduler report client that were missing in the original change that added the config option. 2. It uses the option in the "nova-status upgrade check" command so it is consistent with how the scheduler report client uses it. 3. It removes the restrictive choices list from the config option definition. keystoneauth1 allows an "auth" value for the endpoint interface which means don't use the service catalog to find the endpoint but instead just read it from the "auth_url" config option. Also, the Keystone v3 API performs strict validation of the endpoint interface when creating an endpoint record. The list of supported interfaces may change over time, so we shouldn't encode that list within Nova. 4. As part of removing the choices, the release note associated with the new option is updated and changed from a 'feature' release note to simply 'other' since it's not really a feature as much as it is a bug fix. Change-Id: Ia5af05cc4d8155349bab942280c83e7318749959 Closes-Bug: #1664334
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