fe8acf003e
When we added the requested_destination field for the RequestSpec object
in Newton, we forgot to pass it to the legacy dictionary when wanting to
use scheduler methods not yet supporting the NovaObject.
As a consequence, when we were transforming the RequestSpec object into a
tuple of (request_spec, filter_props) dicts and then rehydrating a new
RequestSpec object using those dicts, the newly created object was not
keeping that requested_destination field from the original.
Conflicts:
nova/tests/unit/objects/test_request_spec.py
NOTE(mriedem): Conflict is due to d288132dca
not being in Ocata, but it's not needed either.
Change-Id: Iba0b88172e9a3bfd4f216dd364d70f7e01c60ee2
Closes-Bug: #1702454
(cherry picked from commit 69bef428bd)
(cherry picked from commit bceb176fb0)
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