SDK version = 6.5.0-13
OV appliance version = 6.50.00-0452161
There was an issue (412), it got fixed. You can now add the name, version in the data object ID for a "oneview_firmware_drivers" object. Much better than before, thanks for that. However, I ran into a new issue with this method.
Issue description
I have a Service Pack and a Hotfix.
data "oneview_firmware_drivers" "qlogic_firmware_2_29_2" {
id = "HPE QLogic NX2 Online Firmware Upgrade Utility for Linux x86_64 firmware, 7.18.82"
}
data "oneview_firmware_drivers" "hpe_service_pack_2021_05_0" {
id = "Service Pack for ProLiant, 2021.05.0"
}
The "hpe_service_pack_2021_05_0" should still select the same, the Service Pack, not the newly created Bundle. In the UI they are 2 separate objects still. But there is no other way to select them, the 'id' is required, and gives back the bundle in both cases.
SDK version = 6.5.0-13 OV appliance version = 6.50.00-0452161
There was an issue (412), it got fixed. You can now add the name, version in the data object ID for a "oneview_firmware_drivers" object. Much better than before, thanks for that. However, I ran into a new issue with this method.
Issue description
I have a Service Pack and a Hotfix.
I created a custom bundle with them.
So now, if I want to use just the service pack (not the bundle with hotfix), I cannot select that anymore.
Outputting the data object uri shows the problem.
Before creating the bundle:
After creating the bundle:
The "hpe_service_pack_2021_05_0" should still select the same, the Service Pack, not the newly created Bundle. In the UI they are 2 separate objects still. But there is no other way to select them, the 'id' is required, and gives back the bundle in both cases.