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[1.249] Fix vm_lifecycle quicktest to use specified SR #5488

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@ydirson ydirson commented Mar 6, 2024

As it stands this test uses the default SR even though user specifies one throught quicktest -sr, and fails when run on a pool with no default SR.

This makes it use the SR from command-line instead.

This is the 1.249 version of #5489.

@ydirson ydirson force-pushed the fix-quicktest-1.249 branch from 56b734c to dbee118 Compare March 6, 2024 15:28
This test did not exercised the SR type expected by user, and notably
failed when no default SR was defined.

Adds the option of installing a VM in a non-default SR using
VM.with_new.

Signed-off-by: Yann Dirson <[email protected]>
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Thanks for the backport. We should merge this in master first.

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I believe this change is safe to backport: the equivalent commit in master has been verified, it's an accurate backport, and it's used only for testing

@psafont psafont merged commit 2e39039 into xapi-project:1.249-lcm Mar 22, 2024
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@psafont psafont deleted the fix-quicktest-1.249 branch March 22, 2024 13:25
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