default nova.conf are different between xenial and ocata, the main difference is that nova.conf from ocata defines a sql connection[0] and in mitaka is not defined[1]
1) change debian/tests/nova-daemons to add a sqlite database in nova.conf, run db sync and then restart the daemon(s)
2) change the nova.conf that is installed by the debian package to set a sqlite database by default
3) Reject this change from mitaka
default nova.conf are different between xenial and ocata, the main difference is that nova.conf from ocata defines a sql connection[0] and in mitaka is not defined[1]
nova.conf from xenial(mitaka) -> http:// paste.ubuntu. com/25634494/ paste.ubuntu. com/25634492/
nova.conf from zesty(ocata) -> http://
So I wonder what's the path to fix this:
1) change debian/ tests/nova- daemons to add a sqlite database in nova.conf, run db sync and then restart the daemon(s)
2) change the nova.conf that is installed by the debian package to set a sqlite database by default
3) Reject this change from mitaka
Thoughts?
[0] # grep 'connection=sqlite' /etc/nova/nova.conf sqlite: ////var/ lib/nova/ nova.sqlite
connection=
[1] # grep "connection" /etc/nova/nova.conf
root@just-teal:~#