> If you typed:
>
> # openstack --os-identity-api-version 3 [--admin credentials] endpoint list
>
> would the endpoint not show up as usual?
This works fine. This command can see endpoints added with --os-identity-api-version 2 endpoint create and --os-identity-api-version 3 endpoint create.
The workaround we are using with puppet-keystone is to use --os-identity-api-version 2 endpoint create, which allows both v2 and v3 clients to do endpoint list.
But we would rather just use v3 everywhere in puppet-keystone, while preserving backwards compatibility.
> If you typed: api-version 3 [--admin credentials] endpoint list
>
> # openstack --os-identity-
>
> would the endpoint not show up as usual?
This works fine. This command can see endpoints added with --os-identity- api-version 2 endpoint create and --os-identity- api-version 3 endpoint create.
The workaround we are using with puppet-keystone is to use --os-identity- api-version 2 endpoint create, which allows both v2 and v3 clients to do endpoint list.
But we would rather just use v3 everywhere in puppet-keystone, while preserving backwards compatibility.