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When we support multi-attach volumes, for volume drivers which must
make host state changes (eg mount/unmount) it is no longer enough to
know only which volume is being connected; we must also know which
instance it is being attached to. Consider the following sequence of
calls, and the expected behaviour of the volume driver:
* connect_volume(conn_info)
connect the volume
* connect_volume(conn_info)
do nothing (volume is already connected)
* disconnect_volume(conn_info)
disconnect the volume
* disconnect_volume(conn_info)
do nothing (volume is already disconnected)
Now consider these were actually connections to different instances:
* connect_volume(conn_info, A)
connect the volume
* connect_volume(conn_info, B)
do nothing (volume is already connected)
* disconnect_volume(conn_info, A)
++ do nothing (volume is still connected to B)
* disconnect_volume(conn_info, B)
disconnect the volume
IOW, it is not possible for the driver to determine the correct
behaviour unless it also knows which instance is being attached.
This is a non functional change which simply adds instance as an
argument to all connect_volume and disconnect_volume calls in libvirt
volume drivers. It is effectively a part of change I3155984d. I have
split it as it is mechanical, it touches a large number of files
which make the substantive change harder to read, and to isolate the
substantive change from merge conflicts caused by this change.
Change-Id: I658d7ab503cb17ae6750fd301d49e2c46085a0c0
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| tools | ||
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| CONTRIBUTING.rst | ||
| HACKING.rst | ||
| LICENSE | ||
| MAINTAINERS | ||
| README.rst | ||
| requirements.txt | ||
| run_tests.sh | ||
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| setup.py | ||
| test-requirements.txt | ||
| tests-functional-py3.txt | ||
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