Closed fgbulsoni closed 7 years ago
This is related and reported by the issue https://github.com/HewlettPackard/oneview-puppet/issues/148
Is this related to #216 ? I did not have time to test it yet but it should be possible to get correct port number from /rest/interconnect-types
. But such functionality will require ICM model as the parameter ...
@vranystepan Yep, definitely related. I was just looking into using the Q ports and Integer values though, hadn't crossed my mind using different frames.
@fgbulsoni Multiple frames situation is pretty easy. Will try to figure out.
Anyway what do you mean with integer values? Do you mean the final relativeValue
which can be directly placed to the Logical Interconnect Group data?
Do you mean the final relativeValue
Yep, I've been asked why it would not work if the correct relativevalue is used instead of a Q or D or whatever port, and it kind of made sense I guess. Definitely not a must and something which may even not be used by users, but again, I've been asked about it.
@fgbulsoni I've just put a few notes in the #216
@fgbulsoni I've just put a few notes in the #216
@vranystepan Looks like great work there, should indeed get rid of all these issues. Great job! :100: :sparkles:
Closing since this was fixed by #230.
Scenario/Intent
When trying to use the lig_uplink_set method to set a Q port or even using the real integer value of the port, the following error is returned:
Could not evaluate: Port not supported: Q type not found
Environment Details
Steps to Reproduce
Run the add_uplink method using a Q or integer port. i.e.:
Expected Result
The port specified is added to the uplink set
Actual Result
It returns errors when both an integer or a Q value port is used.