Fix listServiceOfferings regression#9894
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I am using CloudStack 4.19.1.3 but still i have same issue. Do i still have to run all these queries in mysql ? All these options are checked
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@verendrakalsi this fix was not included in 4.19.1.3. It will be included in 4.19.2.0 and 4.20.0.0 (and onward). While 4.19.2.0 and 4.20.0.0 are not released, you can perform the dynamic scale of instances by directly calling the (admin) 🐵 > scale virtualmachine id=<id_of_the_vm> serviceofferingid=<id_of_the_service_offering> details[0].cpuNumber=<number_of_cpus> details[0].memory=<memory_in_mbs> |



Description
This PR fixes a regression introduced in 4.19.1.0 in the
listServiceOfferingsAPI.The API's query was being built with an AND where there previously was an OR. This regression caused the API to not return the expected offerings, breaking the dynamic scale of instances via the UI (#9879).
Fixes: #9879
Types of changes
Feature/Enhancement Scale or Bug Severity
Bug Severity
How Has This Been Tested?
a) Before the regression, the following query would be performed:
Originally, the section that got regressed was:
b) With the regression, the following query is performed:
The problematic section:
c) With the patch:
The second AND was reverted to an OR: