Comment 2 for bug 1871759
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| Christian Rohmann (christian-rohmann) wrote | #2 |
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(Get the code!)
I just attempted to use the documented command from https:/
1) List volumes
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# openstack volume list -f csv -c ID -c Status -c Size
"ID","Status"
"0f92d1d8-
"d9bbb60b-
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As you can see two attached volumes with 10G size each.
2) Attempt to extend one volume to 20G
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# openstack volume set d9bbb60b-
Failed to set volume size: Volume is in in-use state, it must be available before size can be extended
One or more of the set operations failed
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3) Now try to extend using the api-version option as documented by your patch
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# openstack volume --os-volume-
volume version 3.42 is not in supported versions: 1, 2, 3
Invalid volume client version '3.42'. must be one of: 2, 3
# openstack volume --os-volume-
volume version 3.42 is not in supported versions: 1, 2, 3
Invalid volume client version '3.42'. must be one of: 2, 3
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Maybe just setting the major version to 3 is enough?
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# openstack volume --os-volume-
Failed to set volume size: Volume is in in-use state, it must be available before size can be extended
One or more of the set operations failed
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4) Using the cinder client to extend the volume just works
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# cinder extend d9bbb60b-
# openstack volume list -f csv -c ID -c Status -c Size
"ID","Status"
"0f92d1d8-
"d9bbb60b-
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FYI the supported versions in my OpenStack Train environment are ...
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# openstack versions show -f csv
"Region Name","Service Type","
"fra","
"fra","
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