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Thanks
In my case it would be ceph but hopefully there are enough switches included that others could be used if desired. I've tested this with RBD volumes. Includes fixes for feedback in in PR ( #48 )
The latest commit sits better on this stack than master so I've added it here. |
Should be libvirt_volume_default_type rather than libvirt_volume_default_device.
Fix up confusion between type and device.
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Sorry for not getting to this sooner Karl. I have pushed some changes to fix up confusion between the type and the device variables. I also removed your commit to run 'Ensure the VM disk volumes exist' for file type volumes - partly because it is unrelated, partly because I'm unsure about it. We've had a lot of churn around that conditional. Please propose it again separately and we can discuss there.
Thanks mark, |
In my case it would be ceph but hopefully there are enough switches included
that others could be used if desired.
I've tested this with RBD volumes.
Closes #35 .
Maybe Closes #25 .