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The CachingScheduler doesn't create allocations in placement so when prep_resize fails and it tries to revert allocations, the _revert_allocation() method returns False and then prep_resize calls delete_allocation_for_failed_resize() which since change I7891b98f225f97ad47f189afb9110ef31c810717 has taken a context argument, but that's not being passed so it results in a TypeError. This fixes the TypeError and adds a functional test case which runs a resize reschedule scenario with the CachingScheduler. Change-Id: I0ec0c2d3f7ef8d2274b97a28a175d53921edc9db Closes-Bug: #1781100
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OpenStack Nova
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