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Fixes #37855 - Populate OS fields and pass correct network during import #10333
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<%= select_f f, :architecture_id, accessible_resource(f.object, :architecture), :id, :to_label, {:include_blank => true}, | |||
{:onchange => 'architecture_selected(this);', :'data-url' => method_path('architecture_selected'), :'data-type' => controller_name.singularize, | |||
{:onchange => 'architecture_selected(this);', :'data-url' => method_path('architecture_selected'), :'data-type' => "host", |
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I'm not sure if that's the way to go, since we are also using this form for hostgroups
.
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we are using https://github.com/theforeman/foreman/blob/develop/app/views/common/os_selection/_operatingsystem.html.erb for hostgroups
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Yeah, you are right we are not using this one, my bad.
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I believe this template is only used in the host form (which includes VMs as well). I'm considering whether we should just pass data-type
as host
, or if it would be clearer and more consistent with the rest of the code to add a specific check for this scenario.
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We can override the controller_name
to "host" for the compute_resources_vm controller but I guess that could maybe break things.
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I believe we have no other option in this case!
I think it shall most probably not impact other use cases but I'm open to any alternative approaches anyone may have!
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Since all other forms use the same syntax (e.g., 'data-type' => controller_name.singularize
), I suggest we only handle the special case where the controller is ComputeResourcesVms
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@girijaasoni any thoughts on this?
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That's exactly what we are doing, we can override it as well but its just the same approach
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I meant, maybe we could make this clearer by adding a condition like this:
{:onchange => 'architecture_selected(this);', :'data-url' => method_path('architecture_selected'), :'data-type' => "host", | |
{:onchange => 'architecture_selected(this);', :'data-url' => method_path('architecture_selected'), :'data-type' => controller_name.singularize == 'compute_resources_vm' ? 'host' : controller_name.singularize, |
Since controller_name.singularize
is already used elsewhere in the code, it might make sense to keep using it consistently here too.
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