The 'versioned wrapped shell method' is a bit unclear. So fix it and add more description for it. Change-Id: Ie50453b73adf1df5a77a582cc40612c5213c04d5
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Adding support for a new microversion
If a new microversion is added on the nova side, then support must be added on the python-novaclient side also. The following procedure describes how to add support for a new microversion in python-novaclient.
Update
API_MAX_VERSION
Set
API_MAX_VERSION
innovaclient/__init__.py
to the version you are going to support.Note
Microversion support should be added one by one in order. For example, microversion 2.74 should be added right after microversion 2.73. Microversion 2.74 should not be added right after microversion 2.72 or earlier.
Update CLI and Python API
Update CLI (
novaclient/v2/shell.py
) and/or Python API (novaclient/v2/*.py
) to support the microversion.Add tests
Add unit tests for the change. Add unit tests for the previous microversion to check raising an error or an exception when new arguments or parameters are specified. Add functional tests if necessary.
Add the microversion in the
exclusions
in thetest_versions
method of thenovaclient.tests.unit.v2.test_shell.ShellTest
class if there are no versioned wrapped method changes for the microversion. The versioned wrapped methods have@api_versions.wraps
decorators.For example (microversion 2.72 example):
exclusions = set([ (snipped...) 72, # There are no version-wrapped shell method changes for this. ])
Update the CLI reference
Update the CLI reference (
doc/source/cli/nova.rst
) if the CLI commands and/or arguments are modified.Add a release note
Add a release note for the change. The release note should include a link to the description for the microversion in the
Compute API Microversion History <reference/api-microversion-history>
.Commit message
The description of the blueprint and dependency on the patch in nova side should be added in the commit message. For example:
Implements: blueprint remove-force-flag-from-live-migrate-and-evacuate Depends-On: https://review.opendev.org/#/c/634600/
See the following examples: