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There is difference in VIF list response for v2 and v2.1. 'net_id' attribute is not present in v2.1 VIF list response and it was added as new microversion - Ic8b26df8d7e69bd71d23dfbc983fa3449c16fa7d For v21 compatible mode we should have that attribute in response to make v21 comp mode behaves same as v2. Also VIF Extension "OS-EXT-VIF-NET" was removed from v2.1 ext list in - Ic99ac1179d02d907422911fe1369b64479fd5f33 As we need to add 'OS-EXT-VIF-NET:net_id' in VIF API response to make that same as v2 one. So ext list should have "OS-EXT-VIF-NET" extension also to avoid any confusion for user whether this extension is present for v21 comp mode or not. This commit adds 'OS-EXT-VIF-NET:net_id' attribute in VIF list response for v21 compatible mode. Also adds VIF extension in ext list for v21 comp mode. NOTE-There is no change in v2.1 API. Closes-Bug #1496664 Change-Id: I4df76fbf85fbb1e79528a1690692b12a65f07835
OpenStack Nova README
OpenStack Nova provides a cloud computing fabric controller, supporting a wide variety of virtualization technologies, including KVM, Xen, LXC, VMware, and more. In addition to its native API, it includes compatibility with the commonly encountered Amazon EC2 and S3 APIs.
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