tests: run MultiAttach with a capable Cinder Type#2658
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@stephenfin for a second pair of eyes. |
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from the logs, it has created a multiattach backend but now I need to update the test to use that backend: I'll look at it. |
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Starting from the Queens release, it is possible to attach a volume to multiple hosts/servers, using a volume type with multiattach capability. Cinder previously had a `multiattach` parameter that could be passed during the volume creation. This parameter was recently removed [1], and caused our jobs to fail. This commit change the tests to no longer use the removed parameter. Fixes gophercloud#2657. Co-Authored-By: Martin André <m.andre@redhat.com> [1] openstack/cinder@d4535c7
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The multiattach request parameter is no longer part of the API [1]. Starting with microversion 3.50 (Queens), you need to use a volume type with multiattach capability instead. Depends on gophercloud#2658. openstack/cinder@d4535c7
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The multiattach request parameter is no longer part of the API [1]. Starting with microversion 3.50 (Queens), you need to use a volume type with multiattach capability instead. Depends on gophercloud#2658. [1] openstack/cinder@d4535c7
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The multiattach request parameter is no longer part of the API [1]. Starting with microversion 3.50 (Queens), you need to use a volume type with multiattach capability instead. Depends on gophercloud#2658. [1] openstack/cinder@d4535c7
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Starting from the Queens release, it is possible to attach a volume to
multiple hosts/servers, using a volume type with multiattach capability.
Cinder previously had a
multiattachparameter that could be passedduring the volume creation. This parameter was recently removed [1], and
caused our jobs to fail.
This commit change the tests to no longer use the removed parameter.
Fixes #2657.
[1] openstack/cinder@d4535c7