@scott-devoid Thanks for updating this with the data you gathered. Apologies for marking it as Fix Committed.
I'm able to get the same behavior by following your steps, but there are two things I see so far:
1. The quota commands expect (in their help) tenant id only, not tenant name -- e.g. 'nova help quota-show'. If tenant id is omitted, the tenant name from the credentials gets translated to an id and used, which I think is causing confusion. All of the --tenant options are treated as ids, and tenant id and tenant name aren't intended to be interchangeable.
2. When a nonexistent tenant id is passed to quota-show, quota defaults are returned.
@scott-devoid Thanks for updating this with the data you gathered. Apologies for marking it as Fix Committed.
I'm able to get the same behavior by following your steps, but there are two things I see so far:
1. The quota commands expect (in their help) tenant id only, not tenant name -- e.g. 'nova help quota-show'. If tenant id is omitted, the tenant name from the credentials gets translated to an id and used, which I think is causing confusion. All of the --tenant options are treated as ids, and tenant id and tenant name aren't intended to be interchangeable.
2. When a nonexistent tenant id is passed to quota-show, quota defaults are returned.