Activity log for bug #1291518

Date Who What changed Old value New value Message
2014-03-12 17:48:59 Vinod Mangalpally bug added bug
2014-03-12 17:50:30 Vinod Mangalpally designate: assignee Vinod Mangalpally (vinod-mang)
2014-03-12 20:36:07 Vinod Mangalpally summary id can be set in the post body with both v1 and v2 id can be set in the post body with v2
2014-03-12 20:36:29 Vinod Mangalpally description I used MySQL with BIND for these tests. For a POST at /v1/domains with a body as below { "id" : "2d1d1d1d-1324-4a80-aa32-1f69a91bf2c8", "ttl" : 12, "serial" : 100, "created_at" : "2014-02-24T16:16:42.000000", "updated_at" : "2014-02-24T16:16:42.000000", "name" : "example1.com.", "email" : "admin@example1.com" } I see a response of { "created_at":"2014-02-24T16:16:42.000000", "description":null, "email":"admin@example1.com", "id":"2d1d1d1d-1324-4a80-aa32-1f69a91bf2c8", "name":"example1.com.", "serial":1394645589, "ttl":12, "updated_at":"2014-02-24T16:16:42.000000" } I can specify the serial, created_at, updated_at, id fields in the body. The id, created_at, updated_at fields are updated. The serial is silently ignored For a POST at /v2/zones with a body as below { "zone" : { "id" : "2a1d1d1d-1324-4a80-aa32-1f69a91bf2c8", "pool_id" : "2b1d1d1d-1324-4a80-aa32-1f69a91bf2c8", "project_id" : "my_project_id", "status" : "ERROR", "ttl" : 12, "serial" : 100, "version" : 5, "created_at" : "2014-02-24T16:16:42.000000", "updated_at" : "2014-02-24T16:16:42.000000", "name" : "example2.com.", "email" : "admin@example2.com" } } the Response is { "zone":{ "status":"ACTIVE", "description":null, "links":{ "self":"http://192.168.33.8:9001/v2/zones/2a1d1d1d-1324-4a80-aa32-1f69a91bf2c8" }, "updated_at":null, "ttl":12, "serial":1394645291, "id":"2a1d1d1d-1324-4a80-aa32-1f69a91bf2c8", "name":"example2.com.", "created_at":"2014-03-12T17:28:11.958567", "pool_id":"572ba08c-d929-4c70-8e42-03824bb24ca2", "version":1, "project_id":"noauth-project", "email":"admin@example2.com" } } The id field is updated. pool_id, project_id, status, version, serial, created_at, updated_at can be specified in the body but are ignored. I used MySQL with BIND for these tests. For a POST at /v2/zones with a body as below {   "zone" : {     "id" : "2a1d1d1d-1324-4a80-aa32-1f69a91bf2c8",     "pool_id" : "2b1d1d1d-1324-4a80-aa32-1f69a91bf2c8",     "project_id" : "my_project_id",     "status" : "ERROR",     "ttl" : 12,     "serial" : 100,     "version" : 5,     "created_at" : "2014-02-24T16:16:42.000000",     "updated_at" : "2014-02-24T16:16:42.000000",     "name" : "example2.com.",     "email" : "admin@example2.com"    } } the Response is {   "zone":{    "status":"ACTIVE",    "description":null,    "links":{     "self":"http://192.168.33.8:9001/v2/zones/2a1d1d1d-1324-4a80-aa32-1f69a91bf2c8"    },    "updated_at":null,    "ttl":12,    "serial":1394645291,    "id":"2a1d1d1d-1324-4a80-aa32-1f69a91bf2c8",    "name":"example2.com.",    "created_at":"2014-03-12T17:28:11.958567",    "pool_id":"572ba08c-d929-4c70-8e42-03824bb24ca2",    "version":1,    "project_id":"noauth-project",    "email":"admin@example2.com"   } } The id field is updated. pool_id, project_id, status, version, serial, created_at, updated_at can be specified in the body but are ignored.
2014-03-12 20:44:09 OpenStack Infra designate: status New In Progress
2014-03-12 21:11:33 Betsy Luzader designate: importance Undecided Critical
2014-03-12 21:43:52 Kiall Mac Innes nominated for series designate/icehouse
2014-03-12 21:43:52 Kiall Mac Innes bug task added designate/icehouse
2014-03-12 21:43:57 Kiall Mac Innes designate/icehouse: milestone icehouse-3
2014-03-13 13:57:51 OpenStack Infra designate: status In Progress Fix Committed
2014-03-13 14:07:12 Kiall Mac Innes designate/icehouse: status Fix Committed Fix Released