UI crashed if user applied sorting and filtering for nodegroup, and after it changed nodegroup via cli to default
Affects | Status | Importance | Assigned to | Milestone | |
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Fuel for OpenStack |
Fix Released
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High
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Julia Aranovich |
Bug Description
1. Create new environment by default
2. Add 1 controller (node-1), 1 compute (node-2), 2 cinder (node-3,4)
3. Create 'test' and '3' nodegroups in existing environment
[root@fuel ~]# fuel nodegroup --create --env 1 --name test
WARNING: In VLAN segmentation type, there will be no connectivity over private network between instances running on hypervisors in different segments and that it's a user's responsibility to handle this situation.
Node group 'test' with id=2 in environment 1 was created!
[root@fuel ~]#
[root@fuel ~]# fuel nodegroup --create --env 1 --name 3
WARNING: In VLAN segmentation type, there will be no connectivity over private network between instances running on hypervisors in different segments and that it's a user's responsibility to handle this situation.
Node group '3' with id=3 in environment 1 was created!
[root@fuel ~]#
4. Assign some nodes to different groups
[root@fuel ~]# fuel nodegroup --list
id | cluster | name
---|---
1 | 1 | default
2 | 1 | test
3 | 1 | 3
[root@fuel ~]# fuel nodegroup --assign --node 2 --group 3
[root@fuel ~]# fuel nodegroup --assign --node 3 --group 2
5. Apply sorting and filtering for 'Node network group' parameter. I changed sorting to back, and choose filter for '3' nodegroup
6. After it I assign nodes-2,3 to 'default' nodegroup via cli
[root@fuel ~]# fuel nodegroup --assign --node 2,3 --group 1
[root@fuel ~]#
7. Restart UI-page. UI crashed with errors (see screen)
"release_versions": {"2015.1.0-8.0": {"VERSION": {"fuel-
tags: | added: area-ui feature-nodegroup |
Changed in fuel: | |
importance: | Undecided → Medium |
status: | New → Confirmed |
Changed in fuel: | |
status: | Confirmed → Triaged |
Changed in fuel: | |
status: | Triaged → In Progress |
UI becomes unusable - so raising the priority to High