![]() While converting the resource tracker to use the ComputeNode object it became apparent that there was a trivial bug in the way tags were assigned in PciDevicePool.from_dict() and that the format for pci stats in the examples is wrong. The bug was that a dict was assigned to the tags field and then items were added to it as follows: pool.tags = {} pool.tags.update(pool_dict) The setter for objects is over ridden to perform type checking and coercion for fields. In the above case the tags field is a dict of strings, so the coercion converts all values in the dict to be strings (if it can). In the above snippet the values of pool_dict are not type checked or coerced because they are added directly to the dict. The correct way to do this is (it just so happens that pool_dict again here): pool.tags = pool_dict The format of the pci stats does not include an extra_info field as was originally planned by the author. Instead tags that would have been in extra_info are included as additional fields. The phys_function tag was intended to have particular meaning but has now been dropped. The api samples and related tests for hypervisors-pci-detail-resp and hypervisors-pci-show-resp do include extra_info, so the samples and tests are incorrect. This patch corrects them. The change in the samples is not an API change, only a correction, so there is no change to the API version. However, the api samples are included in documentation so this patch is marked with with a document impact. DocImpact Change-Id: I8730f18d660777e23637b4846e06af1c3e14238e |
||
---|---|---|
.. | ||
hypervisors-pci-detail-resp.json | ||
hypervisors-pci-show-resp.json | ||
pci-detail-resp.json | ||
pci-index-resp.json | ||
pci-show-resp.json | ||
server-get-resp.json | ||
servers-detail-resp.json |