69c8eae1f5
* Update nova from branch 'master'
to d892905904fd8ed7b5bb916ca4a119997ea0c9a7
- Protect against a deleted node id file
If we are starting up for the first time, we expect to generate and
write a node_uuid file if one does not exist. If we are upgrading,
we expect to do the same. However, if we are starting up not after an
upgrade and not for the first time, a missing compute_id file is an
error, and we should abort.
Because of the additional check that this adds, which is called from
a variety of places that don't have the stable compute node singleton
stubbed to make it happy, this mocks the check for any test that does
not specifically aim to exercise it.
Related to blueprint stable-compute-uuid
Change-Id: If83ce14b96e7d84ae38eba9d798754557d5abdfd
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