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Gertjan Oude Lohuis updated LIBCLOUD-618:
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Description:
The create_volume call in the OpenStack driver returns a bool to signify
whether the call succeeded. This call should return a StorageVolume object, as
other drivers already do (ec2, cloudstack, gce, etc).
The fix is trivial, I'll create a pull request. I choose priority Major, since
this flaw makes the create_volume call next to unusable, because it is
impossible to know which volume was created by the call (since name is not
unique).
was:
The create_volume call in the OpenStack driver returns a bool to signify
whether the call succeeded. This call should return a StorageVolume object, as
do other drivers (ec2, cloudstack, gce, etc).
The fix is trivial, I'll create a pull request. I choose priority Major, since
this flaw makes the create_volume call next to unusable, because it is
impossible to know which volume was created by the call (since name is not
unique).
> Openstack create_volume should return StorageVolume
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> Key: LIBCLOUD-618
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/LIBCLOUD-618
> Project: Libcloud
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: Compute
> Affects Versions: 0.13.3
> Reporter: Gertjan Oude Lohuis
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> The create_volume call in the OpenStack driver returns a bool to signify
> whether the call succeeded. This call should return a StorageVolume object,
> as other drivers already do (ec2, cloudstack, gce, etc).
> The fix is trivial, I'll create a pull request. I choose priority Major,
> since this flaw makes the create_volume call next to unusable, because it is
> impossible to know which volume was created by the call (since name is not
> unique).
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